Ecology
ECOLOGY ECOSYSTEM BIOME Levels of Ecological OrganisationLevels of Biological OrganisationSpecies InterdependencePopulation InteractionsBiotic Community OrganisationEcosystemEcological AdaptationsAdaptations to the Environment
Questions
Root cap is absent in ________.
- Lithophytes
- Xerophytes
- Mesophytes
- Hydrophytes
- Halophytes
Loss of soil nutrients from top layer of soil is referred to ____________.
- mulching
- leaching
- percolation
- nutrient cycle
- mineral cycling
What are oxylophytes?
- Plants which grow on rocks.
- Plants that grow on sand.
- Plants that grow on waste land.
- Plants that grow in saline soils.
- Plants that grow under acidic conditions.
If all the carbon dioxide were withdrawn from the biosphere, which organism would first experience the negative effects?
- Primary consumers
- Secondary consumers
- Producers
- Decomposers
- Tertiary consumers
What are helophytes?
- These are amphibious plants
- Free floating
- Submerged plants
- Fixed floating
- Plants that grow under salty marshes
Myremecophilly is a beneficial association between flowering plants and __________.
- bacteria
- virus
- ants
- mycoplasma
- prions
What will happen, if all the green plants disappear from the earth?
- The carnivores will continue to live.
- Only the birds and insects will die.
- All the animals will die.
- Chemosynthetic bacteria will produce food for all.
- Decomposers will start acting in a massive way.
What are mesophytes?
- Plants growing on normal soil and water conditions.
- Plants growing as bushy vegetation.
- Plants growing in savanna.
- Plants growing in cold soil.
- Plants growing in sandy soil.
Which are the most efficient photosynthetic organisms in a pond ecosystem?
- Submerged hydrophytes
- Floating plants
- Phytoplanktons
- Epiphytic algae
- Zooplanktons
In most food webs green plants are very important because ______________.
- most animals eat plants
- they contain chlorophyll
- they can perform photosynthesis
- they provide protection to animals
- they consume and remove carbon dioxide
Which plants are restricted only to arctic and alpine regions?
- Hekistotherms
- Microtherms
- Mesotherms
- Megatherms
- Psychrophytes
In which type of soil, the yield would be maximum?
- Loamy soil
- Fine sand
- Clayey soil
- Gravel
- Silt
In which kind of ecosystem, the number of primary producers within a fixed area would be the greatest?
- Pond ecosystem
- Grassland ecosystem
- Forest ecosystem
- Desert ecosystem
- Man-made ecosystem
Which of the following options shows Biotic components?
- Producers, consumers, decomposers
- Consumers only
- Producers only
- Producers and consumers
- Decomposers only
Which of the following is a xerophyte?
- Brassica
- Typha
- Capparis
- Spartina altemiflora
- Hydrilla