JEE NEET MATERIALS

2021-07-12 08:58:51 Open / Comment

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2021-07-12 08:55:19 POLLINATION TYPE BASED ON AGENT-:

Anemophily-: Pollinated by wind.

Anthropophily-: Pollinated by man.

Cantharophily-: Pollinated by beetles.

Cheiropterophily-: Pollinated by bats.

Entomophily-: Pollinated by insects.

Hydrophily-: Pollinated by water.

Hymenopterophily-: Pollinated by bees.

Malacophily-: Pollinated by snails or slugs.

Melittophily-: Pollinated by bees.

Micromelittophily-: Pollinated by small bees..

Myiophily-: Pollinated by diptera..

Myrmecophily.-: Pollinated by ants.

Necrocoleopterophily.-: Pollinated by carrion beetles.

Ornithophily. -: Pollinated by birds.

Phalaenophily. -: Pollinated by moths.

Psychophily.-: Pollinated by butterflies.

Sapromyiophily.-: Pollinated by carrion or dung flies.

Sphingophily. -: Pollinated by hawk moths and nocturnal lepido

Pollination Type based on agent-:

Anemophily-: Pollinated by wind.

Anthropophily-: Pollinated by man.

Cantharophily-:Pollinated by beetles.

Cheiropterophily-:Pollinated by bats.

Entomophily-:Pollinated by insects.

Hydrophily-:Pollinated by water.

Hymenopterophily-:Pollinated by bees.

Malacophily-:Pollinated by snails or slugs.

Melittophily-:Pollinated by bees.

Micromelittophily-:Pollinated by small bees..

Myiophily-:Pollinated by diptera..

Myrmecophily.-:Pollinated by ants.

Necrocoleopterophily.-: Pollinated by carrion beetles.

Ornithophily. -:Pollinated by birds.

Phalaenophily. -:Pollinated by moths.

Psychophily.-: Pollinated by butterflies.

Sapromyiophily.-: Pollinated by carrion or dung flies.

Sphingophily. -:Pollinated by hawk moths and nocturnal lepidoptera Open / Comment

2021-07-12 08:16:50 Open / Comment

2021-07-12 05:43:40 Mitochondria

(1) Definition: (Gk – mito = thread ; chondrion = granule) Mitochondria are semi autonomous having hollow sac like structures present in all eukaryotes except mature RBCs of mammals and sieve tubes of phloem.

(2) These are absent in all prokaryotes like bacteria and cyanobacteria.

(3) Mitochondria are also called chondriosome, chondrioplast, plasmosomes, plastosomes and plastochondriane.

Plastids
(1) Definition: Plastids are semiautonomous organelles having DNA, RNA, Ribosomes and double membrane envelope which store or synthesize various types of organic compounds as ATP and NADPH + H+ etc.

(2) These are largest cell organelles in plant cell.

(3) History: Haeckel (1865) discovered plastid, but the term was first time used by Schimper (1883). Open / Comment

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2021-07-11 19:25:58 MOLE CONCEPT PRACTISE QUESTIONS Open / Comment

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