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    This document discusses characteristics of different types of infectious agents: 1. It describes the characteristics of a new infectious agent that was discovered that causes potato spindle tuber disease, has free RNA, and has a low molecular weight of RNA. This matches the description of viroids. 2. It lists the key characteristics of fungi, including that they are eukaryotic, can have multicellular and unicellular forms, and examples like Aspergillus are members of the division Ascomycetes. 3. It asks which option identifies all the characteristics described for the new infectious agent, and the answer is viroids.

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    This document discusses characteristics of different types of infectious agents: 1. It describes the characteristics of a new infectious agent that was discovered that causes potato spindle tuber disease, has free RNA, and has a low molecular weight of RNA. This matches the description of viroids. 2. It lists the key characteristics of fungi, including that they are eukaryotic, can have multicellular and unicellular forms, and examples like Aspergillus are members of the division Ascomycetes. 3. It asks which option identifies all the characteristics described for the new infectious agent, and the answer is viroids.

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    This document discusses characteristics of different types of infectious agents: 1. It describes the characteristics of a new infectious agent that was discovered that causes potato spindle tuber disease, has free RNA, and has a low molecular weight of RNA. This matches the description of viroids. 2. It lists the key characteristics of fungi, including that they are eukaryotic, can have multicellular and unicellular forms, and examples like Aspergillus are members of the division Ascomycetes. 3. It asks which option identifies all the characteristics described for the new infectious agent, and the answer is viroids.

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    This document discusses characteristics of different types of infectious agents: 1. It describes the characteristics of a new infectious agent that was discovered that causes potato spindle tuber disease, has free RNA, and has a low molecular weight of RNA. This matches the description of viroids. 2. It lists the key characteristics of fungi, including that they are eukaryotic, can have multicellular and unicellular forms, and examples like Aspergillus are members of the division Ascomycetes. 3. It asks which option identifies all the characteristics described for the new infectious agent, and the answer is viroids.

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    mfler ttm viruses and having following characteristic,s' forms- ' :

    L It causes potato spindle tuber disease (3) Theirmycelirm is coenocYtic.


    tr. It has free RNA (4) Asperyiltus, Aoviceps, Neurospora
    members of AscomYcetes.
    III. Molecularweight ofRNAis low
    Which is the correct option for all the given characteristics ? Choose ttie correct names of the different
    according to their shaPes.
    (l) Viruses (2) Viroids
    (3) Virion (4) Mycoplasma
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    (1) A - Cocci, B - Bacilli, C - Spirilla, D - Vibrio


    (2) A- Bacilli, B - Cocci, C - Spirilla, D - Vibrio
    (3) A- Spirilla, B = Bacilli, C - Cocci, D - Vibrio
    (4) A - Spirilla, B - Vibrio, C - Cocci, D - Bacilli
    15. Identifu the following figures.

    (l) A-

    (2) A
    D

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    -
    -
    Cellwall, B =Cell membrane, C -Heterocyst,
    DNA, E - Mucilagenous sheath
    Cell wall, B
    Heterocyst, E -
    - Cell membrane' C
    M-ucilagenous sheath
    - DNA,
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    (l\ A- Euglena, B - Paramoecium, C - Agaricus


    (3) A - Mucilagenous sheath, B - Cell membrane, (2) A- Euglena, B - Planaria,C - Agaricus
    C - DNA, D - HeterocYst, E - Cell wall
    (3) A- Planaria, B - Paramoecium, C - Agari"":,.''
    (4) A - Cell membrane, B - Cell wall, C - DNA,
    (4) A- Euglena, B - Paramoecium, C - Aspergillus
    D - Heterocyst, E - Mucilagenous sheath
    Kingdom monera comPrises
    11. Which statement is not true about methanogens ?
    (1) plants of economic imPortance
    (1) They are archaebacteria. (2\ all the plants studied in botanY
    (2) They live in marshy areas. (3) prokaryotic organisms
    (3) Methane is their preferred carbon source. (4) plants ofthallophyta group
    (a) They are present in guts of several ruminant animals 17. Whittaker is famous for
    (cow, buffaloes) and they produce biogas (CH) from (1) two kingdom classification
    the dung of these animals. (2) four kingdom classification
    lr- Choose the correct statements tlat correctly apply to (3) fivekingdomclassification
    kingdom Fungi. (4) distinguishing bacteria and blue green algae
    (1) Some fungi form beneficial interrelationships with lt In Whittaker's five kingdom classification, eukaryotes
    plants were assigned to
    (2) Certain fungr are natural sources of antibiotics (1) all the,five kingdom
    (3) The fungal life cycle typically includes a spore stage (2) only four of the five kingdoms
    (4) All (3) only ttuee kingdom
    (4) onlyonekingdom
    13. Which one of the following opion is not belong to
    Ascomycetes ? 19. Which group ofplant have embryo but not vascular tissue?
    (1) They are saprophytic, decomposer, coprophilous (l) CyanoPhYta (2) TracheoPhYta
    (growrng on-dung) and Parasitic. (3) Bryophyta (4) Chlorophyta

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