#1. enitrification is carried out by .......
#2. The enzymes required for nitrogen fixation is
#3. Which one is not a micronutrient?
#4. Active transport occurs
#5. Soil nitrate is more likely to leach than ammonium due to its
#6. Non-symbiotic nitrogen fixing prokaryote is
#7. Nitrifying bacteria convert
#8. Brown heart disease is due to deficiency of
#9. Which one is essential for root growth?
#10. One mineral activates enzyme catalase and other is constituent of chlorophyll. They are respectively
#11. Essential macronutrients are .............
#12. Sulphur is an important nutrient for optimum growth and productivity in
#13. Chlorosis is caused by deficiency of
#14. Plants absorb nitrogen as
#15. Azolla has a symbiotic relationship with
#16. Element which is a component of proteinaceous materials and protoplasm is
#17. Function of leghaemoglobin during biological nitrogen fixation in root nodules of legumes is to
#18. Minerals are absorbed in the form of
#19. Plant ash indicates
#20. Inorganic nutrients are present in the soil as
#21. Exanthema is a result of deficiency of
#22. Bacteria that convert ammonia to nitrite belong to
#23. Element required in least quantity is ......
#24. Which of the following is macronutrient
#25. Nitrogen is an important constituent of .......
#26. A crop plant which can grow in nitrogen deficient soils without external supply of it is
#27. A primary deficiency is caused by insufficient absorption of
#28. Gene responsible for nitrogen fixation is...........
#29. An essential element is that which ........
#30. Which group of three micronutrient elements affect both photosynthestic nad mitochondrial electron transport?
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