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6. In what phase are microbial cells inoculated?

  • lag phase
  • exponential log phase
  • stationary phase
  • death phase

7. What phase are primary metabolites seen in?

  • Growth phase
  • Lag phase
  • Stationary phase

8. What is the Endomembrane system?

  • All cells working together
  • All of the membraned organelles in a cell
  • Most of the membraned organelles in an cell
  • only mitochondria and the cytoplasm

9. How is the energy from E moving down ETC used to synthesise ATP

  • Protons transported to thylakoid membrane, making conc higher here than in the stroma which causes an electrochemical gradient, and protons move down their concentration via ATP synthase.
  • Protons transported to thylakoid membrane, making conc higher here than in the stroma which causes an electrochemical gradient, and protons move down their concentration via ATP Hydrolase.
  • Protons transported to stroma, making conc higher here than in the thylakoid membrane which causes an electrochemical gradient, and protons move down their concentration via ATP synthase.

10. Rapid production of reactive oxygen species causing programmed cell death at the site of infection is known as?

  • the oxidative response
  • the hypersensitive response
  • the hyposensitive response
  • the catalase response

11. Water loss is controlled by Stomata, what is the definition for these?

  • A pair of curved cells that control the release of carbon dioxide and water.
  • Minute pores in the epidermis of the leaf controlled by osmosis.
  • Minute pores in the epidermis of the leaf controlled by guard cells.
  • Minute pores in the sponge mesophyll of the leaf controlled by guard cells.

12. What is a Photoautotroph?

  • An organism that makes its own food by energy from light
  • An organisms that eats its faeces
  • An organism that makes its own food from dead organic matter
  • An organism that makes its own food when underground

13. Which type of bacteria is Ether linked?

  • Eubacteria
  • Archaea
  • Peptidoglycans
  • Cyanobacteria

14. How many ADP molecules does it take to regenerate RuBP?

  • 4
  • 1
  • 0
  • 2

15. What are fungi cell walls made of?

  • carbon
  • peptidoglycans
  • chitin
  • cellulose

16. What colour does gram positive bacteria go when gram staining?

  • Yellow
  • Purple
  • Green
  • Pink

17. Do healthy plants have positive or negative hydrostatic pressure?

  • Positive
  • Negative

18. Reactive oxygen species trigger the response of;

  • Ligmin and Callose
  • Lignin and Callose
  • Lignin and Cellulose
  • Ligmin and Cullose

19. What is the enzyme rubisco used for in the Calvin cycle?

  • To break down RuBP to GP
  • To bind CO2 with RuBP
  • To bind CO2 with GP
  • To speed up the Calvin cycle.

20. what is the inter-microbial relationship where one symbiont benefits and one suffers?

  • Cooperation
  • Controlled paritism
  • Amensalism
  • Bioluminescence