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CSIR NET Botany Question Practice Set 2023 1. In Drosophila C / B genotype used by Muller, ‘C’ stands for crossover suppressor due to (1) presence of a suppressor gene (2) inversion of / B region (3) a deletion between / and B loci (4) transposable element between / and B loci 2. Evolutionary relic of a functional gene is called as (1) Pseudogene (2) Pseudo allele (3) Non-allelic gene (4) Isogeny 3. Haploids may be used to produce (1) Inversions (2) Translocations (3) Aneuploids (4) both translocations and aneuploids 4. In a nicked circular DNA of known size, the value obtained by dividing its total number of base pairs by the number of base pairs per turn is known as (1) twisting number (2) writhe (3) linking number (4) pitch 5. Out of these 4 deoxyribonucleotide triphosphates, synthesis of which one is different from the rest ? (1) ATP (2) GTP (3) TTP (4) CTP 6. During in vitro translation which one of these synthetic ribose messenger does not translate into polypeptide ?...

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We all know that the plants and animals all are living organisms and the study of plants is known as Botany.

Botany , also known as plant biology , is the scientific study of plants—including their origin, diversity, structure, internal processes, reproduction, and interactions with the environment. It also examines plant relationships with other organisms, both living and nonliving, making it a central branch of the biological sciences. The word “botany” derives from the Ancient Greek word “botanē” , meaning pasture, grass, herbs, or fodder . A scientist who studies botany is called a botanist . Plants form the basis of all life on Earth. They supply oxygen , food, raw materials, medicines, fibers, wood, and energy resources, making the study of plants essential for human survival and technological progress. Historical Development of Botany Botany is among the oldest scientific disciplines . Early humans relied on plants for survival, prompting the earliest observations of plants’ uses and behaviors. ● Theophrastus: The Father of Botany The Greek philosopher Theophrastus (371–287 BCE) is...