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The common component between the cell wall of algae and plants is
Refer NCERT, Heading 8.5.2para 1, page 132
Which of the following cell wall comes early and disappears gradually in the life of plant?
Refer NCERT, Heading 8.5.2para 1, page 132
Which of the following holds the neighbouring cells together
Refer NCERT, Heading 8.5.2para 1, page 132
How many layers are present in cell envelope of prokaryotes?
Refer NCERT, Heading 8.4.1, para-1, page-128
Which of the following is the part of cell envelope?
Refer NCERT, Heading 8.4.1, para-1, page-128
The classification of bacteria into Gram positive and Gram negative had been possible due to
Refer NCERT, Heading 8.4.1, para-1, page-128, here no Grams staining procedure is given in option B and C.
If glycocalyx is loose then it is called as ____________and if it’s tough and thick then it is called as _________
Refer NCERT, Heading 8.4.1, para-2, page-128
Mesosomes extensions can be present in the form of
Refer NCERT, Heading 8.4.1, para-3, page-128
Which of the following is the function of mesosomes.
Refer NCERT, Heading 8.4.1, para-1, page-129
Bacterial flagella is composed of
Refer NCERT, Heading 8.4.1, para-1, page-129
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