| 1. | Tracheid | 2. | Xylem fibre |
| 3. | Xylem parenchyma | 4. | Vessel |
| List-I | List-II | ||
| A. | Polyadelphous | I. | Filaments of stamens united into more than two bundles |
| B. | Syncarpous | II. | Sterile stamen |
| C. | Staminode | III. | Stamens are attached to the petals |
| D. | Epipetalous | IV. | Carpels are fused |
| 1. | Mass flow hypothesis | 2. | Wobble hypothesis |
| 3. | Chemiosmotic hypothesis | 4. | Rivet Popper hypothesis |
| Statement I: | In collenchyma, cell walls are thickened at corners due to deposition of cellulose, hemicellulose and pectin. |
| Statement II: | Sclerenchyma consists of lignified cell walls and possesses pits. |
| 1. | Bt toxin requires acidic pH for activation |
| 2. | Bacillus has protective mechanism against it |
| 3. | In Bacillus, it is present in an inactive state and once insects ingests it, it is converted to active form |
| 4. | The protoxin requires protein conjugate for its activation |
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