Basic Science : Kingdom Monera Kingdom Protista QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS :: part4 : 6 to 10
Following Basic Science multiple choice objective type questions and answers will help you in many types of 2024 job and other entrance examinations :
6.Dehydrated thick-walled bacterial cells having dipicolinic acid are |
| Endospores |
| Conidia |
| Exospores |
| Oidia |
7.Red sea is named after the abundant occurrence of |
| Red coloured planktonic cyanobacterium Trichodesmium erythreum |
| Red coloured hypnospores of Chlamydomonas nivalis |
| Dinoflagellate Gonyaulax species |
| Red alga Rhodymenia |
8.The similarity between cyanobacterium and bacterium is |
| Presence of flagella |
| Presence of 80 S ribosomes |
| Presence of nucleoid |
| None of these |
9.In photosynthetic bacteria the photosynthetic pigment occurs in |
| Grana |
| Chloroplast |
| Tylakoids/Chromatophore |
| Stroma |
10.A membranous coiled semicircular structure attached to plasma membrane and found in blue-green algae is called |
| Lamellasome |
| Lomasome |
| Mesosome |
| Microsome |
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