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✅Basic MCQS of Botany:
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1.What is the primary function of stomata in plant leaves?
- A) Water absorption
- B) Photosynthesis
- C) Transpiration
- D) Nutrient uptake
*Answer:*C) Transpiration

2. Which plant hormone is responsible for cell elongation and growth?
- A) Auxin
- B) Gibberellin
- C) Cytokinin
- D) Abscisic acid
*Answer:*A) Auxin

3. During photosynthesis, oxygen is primarily produced in which cellular structure?
- A) Chloroplasts
- B) Mitochondria
- C) Nucleus
- D) Vacuole
*Answer:*A) Chloroplasts

4. What is the primary purpose of the Calvin cycle in photosynthesis?
- A) Production of ATP
- B) Carbon dioxide fixation
- C) Electron transport
- D) Oxygen release
*Answer:*Carbon dioxide fixation

5. In which part of a plant does meiosis occur during the formation of gametes?
- A) Roots
- B) Stems
- C) Flowers
- D) Leaves
*Answer:*C) Flowers

6. What is the role of the phloem in a plant?
- A) Water transport
- B) Nutrient transport
- C) Support
- D) Photosynthesis
*Answer:* B) Nutrient transport

7.Which of the following is a stress hormone in plants that regulates water loss and closure of stomata?
- A) Auxin
- B) Gibberellin
- C) Cytokinin
- D) Abscisic acid
*Answer:* D) Abscisic acid

8.What is the primary function of the plant hormone ethylene?
- A) Seed germination
- B) Fruit ripening
- C) Leaf expansion
- D) Flower development
*Answer:* B) Fruit ripening

9.Which process involves the conversion of atmospheric nitrogen into a form usable by plants?
- A) Denitrification
- B) Nitrification
- C) Nitrogen fixation
- D) Ammonification
*Answer:* C) Nitrogen fixation

10.What is the purpose of the Krebs cycle in cellular respiration?
- A) ATP production
- B) Carbon dioxide fixation
- C) Oxygen release
- D) Breakdown of glucose
*Answer:*D) Breakdown of glucose