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Biology Chapter 8 includes
- The body of fungus
- Nutrition in fungi
- Reproduction
- Classification of fungi
- land adaptations of fungi
- Importance of fungi
Biology Chapter 8 MCQs Class 11
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#1. Which of the following is major structural component of fungus cell wall:
#2. Deadly poisonous fungus is:
#3. A single mycelium may produce upto a kilometer of new hyphae in only:
#4. Example of soil dwelling carnivorous fungus is:
#5. The ecologically important bio-indicator of air pollution are:
#6. Most of the visible part of lichen is:
#7. Parasitic fungi directly absorb the nutrient from the living host cytoplasm by:
#8. Fungi can tolerate wide range of pH from:
#9. The imperfect fungi are also called:
#10. Fungi are heterotrophs that lack cellulose in their cell wall and contain a chemical found in external skeleton of arthopods:
#11. The fungi which obtain their food from organic matter are called:
#12. Which is absent in fungi:
#13. The closest relatives of fungi are probably:
#14. In fungi spores are produced inside the reproductive structure called:
#15. The principal decomposers of cellulose and lignin are:
#16. Despite absence of sexual reproduction, imperfect fungi show special kind of sexual reproduction called as:
#17. Unicellular yeasts reproduce by:
#18. One of the following reproductive cells structures are asexual:
#19. Oyster mushroom is considered as:
#20. Asexual reproduction in yeast occurs by:
#21. Agaricus are:
#22. Each Ascus comprise ascospores:
#23. which is the largest group of fungi:
#24. Symbiotic association between fungi and algae is called:
#25. Pencillium belongs to:
#26. Members of Basidiomycota are commonly called:
#27. The most common rust fungi are:
#28. Ecological role of fungi as decomposer is parallel only by:
#29. Ustilago species is most common:
#30. Alternaria is an example of:
#31. Saccharomyces cerevisiae is the most exploited:
#32. The group of fungi in which sexual reproduction has not been observed:
#33. The skeleton of arthopoda is made of:
#34. Rhizoups belong to which of the following group:
#35. Brush like arrangements of its conidia is characteristic of:
#36. Which of the following does not produce conidia:
#37. Yeasts are unicellular:
#38. Loose smut of wheat is caused by the following fungi:
#39. Which one of the following fungus is non-edible:
#40. Poisonous mushrooms are also called:
#41. One example of fruticose lichens is:
#42. Which is used to give flavor, aroma and characteristic color to the cheese:
#43. First discovered antibiotic is:
#44. The number of edible mushroom species are about:
#45. Citric acid is obtained from:
#46. The disease caused by a fungus is:
#47. Which of the following is not the symptom of ergotism:
#48. Parasitic fungi directly absorb nutrients from living host by:
#49. All fungal nuclei are haploid except for transient diploid:
#50. Histoplasmosis caused by spores of fungus is a serious infection of:
#51. The cell wall of fungus contains:
#52. Reindeer moss used as food for reindeer is:
#53. pH of fresh saliva is nearly:
#54. Cell wall of oomycotes contain mostly:
#55. Rhizopus belongs to class:
#56. 80% food of sponges consists of:
#57. Candida ablicans is a:
#58. Some fungi are used to control environmental pollution, the process is called:
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