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Photosynthesis in Plants (Class 11th Biology) Revision Test | MCQs for NEET

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Q1. The rate of photosynthesis is controlled by
Q2. The end product of the Calvin cycle is ______.
Q3. The primary carbon dioxide acceptor in C4 cycle is
Q4. The law of limiting factor was given by
Q5. The metabolic pathway which produces carbohydrate is
Q6. Manganese is required in
Q7. Oxidative phosphorylation refers to
Q8. Which of the following is not an accessory pigment?
Q9. Besides water and CO2, which is more essential a raw material for food formation
Q10. In actively gro – wing young plants, the best data for estimating the rate of photosynthesis would be
Q11. Discovery of Emerson effect has already shown the
Q12. Translocation of sugar in flowering plants occurs in the form of
Q13. Where are thylakoids and grana located?
Q14. Who enunciated the law of limiting factor for photosynthesis?
Q15. Which one of the following statement is true for ATP?
Q16. Kranz anatomy is a feature of
Q17. Which of the following is a 4-carbon compound?
Q18. Which of the following process (C4 cycle) occurs in bundle sheath cells?
Q19. Light reactions of photosynthesis occurs in
Q20. Water stress causes
Q21. During photochemical reaction of photosynthesis–
Q22. In the half-leaf experiment of photosynthesis, KOH solution is used because
Q23. Structurally, chlorophyll a and b are different as
Q24. Fixation of one CO2 molecule through Calvin cycle requires:
Q25. Which one of the following statements about cytochrome P-450 is wrong?

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