Complex specialized flagellates living symbiotically in the gut of termites are___________?

✅ B. Obligate parasitic fungi

Option A: Parasitic fungi Option B: Obligate parasitic fungi Option C: Facultative parasitic fungi Option D: All of these Correct Answer : Obligate parasitic fungi Read more

✅ A. Gibberellins

Option A: Gibberellins Option B: Cytokinins Option C: Auxins Option D: Ethene. Correct Answer : Gibberellins Read more

✅ B. DNA or RNA

Option A: Cell nucleus Option B: DNA or RNA Option C: Cell membrane Option D: Vacuole Correct Answer : DNA or RNA Read more

✅ C. Recovery of resting potential

Option A: Maintenance of resting potential Option B: Massive out flux of K+ after depolarization Option C: Recovery of resting potential Option D: Conversion of resting potential into action potential Correct Answer : Recovery of resting potential Read more

✅ B. Mesenchyme

Option A: Ectoderm Option B: Mesenchyme Option C: Endoderm Option D: Uterus Correct Answer : Mesenchyme Read more

✅ D. Dead cells

Option A: Healing properties. Option B: Destructive properties. Option C: Neutralizing properties. Option D: Dead cells Correct Answer : Dead cells Read more

✅ B. 50 ml

Option A: 1 ml Option B: 50 ml Option C: 100 ml Option D: 150 ml Correct Answer : 50 ml Read more

✅ C. Nucleohistones

Option A: Glycolipids Option B: Glycoproteins Option C: Nucleohistones Option D: None of these Correct Answer : Nucleohistones Read more