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Take MCQ Biology Test1.
According to the 10% law given by Lindeman, only 10% of the energy is transferred to the next trophic level.
(i) Name the process by which an organism produces energy.
(ii) What is the most common substrate used in this pathway?
(iii) Which biomolecule is also known as energy currency of the cell?
2.
Decomposition is the process of breaking down of complex organic matter into inorganic substances. Different steps involved in the process of decomposition are fragmentation, leaching, catabolism, humification and mineralisation. Fragmentation is the breakdown of detritous (dead remains and faecal matter)with the help of detrivores e.g.earthworm.With reference to the above paragraph, answer the questions that follow.
(i) State the phylum and scientific name of earthworm.
(ii) The process of fragmentation involves the coordinated function of its digestive and excretory system.Mention the location of oesophagus, integumentary nephridia, typhlosole and gizzard in the earthworm.
(iii) Why does an earthworm die in sunlight?
3.
Nutrients are essential for growth of producers, i.e. for the primary productivity of the ecosystem. The inorganic elements required by the plants present in the soil in the form of minerals are called mineral elements or mineral nutrients. Some of these mineral elements are nitrogen, sulphur, calcium, iron and manganese.State the deficiency symptoms of all elements mentioned above
4.
(i) Define pioneer species.
(ii) Among bryophytes, lichens and fern, which one is a pioneer species in a xeric succession? And why?
5.
Explain why ecological succession will be faster in a forest devastated by fire than on a bare rock? Also, compare succession in case of an abandoned land after floods with that on a bare rock?
1.
(i) The process of harvesting chemical energy for metabolic activities by oxidising the food molecules is called respiration.
(ii) The most common substrate used in the process is glucose.
(iii) ATP or Adenosine Triphosphate is also known as energy currency of the cell.
2.
(i) Pheretima posthuma(earthworm) is a fossorial animal which belongs to phylum-Annelida.
(ii)
| Structure | Number of segments(s) |
| Oesophagus | 5-7th |
| Integumertary nephridia | 3rd to last |
| Typhlosole (villi-like internal folds in intestine | 26-95th |
| Gizzard | 8th |
(iii) The earthworm respires through skin, so the skin should be kept moist. In sunlight, the skin dries up and earthworm dies because of aphyxia.
3.
| Mineral element | Deficiency symptom |
| Nitrogen | Chlorosis(appears first in older leaves), dormancy of lateral buds and delay in flowering. |
| Sulphur | Chlorosis in young leaves, extensive root growth, formation of hard woody stem, reduced growth and reduction in juice content (citrus fruits). |
| Calcium | Death of roots and tips, chlorosis along the margin of young leaves and premature falling of flowers. |
| Iron | Interveinal chlorosis first in young leaves, inhibition of chloroplast formation and weaker stems. |
| Manganese | Chlorotic and necrotic spots on young leaves. |
4.
(i) The species that invade a bare area called pioneer species.
(ii) In a xeric succession the pioneer species are usually lichens then bryophytes, which are succeeded by ferns and some other bigger plants.
Lichen produces lichen acid and carbonic acid which corrode rock surface and release minerals required for growth. The corroded rock accumulates soil particle by wind and provides substrate for bryophytes and ferns.
5.
If succession occurs in an area devoid of life, it is termed as primary succession. On the other hand, if succession occurs in an area where natural or man made causes have resulted in destruction but area still has organic matter, then it is termed as secondary succession.
Primary succession on a bare rock is very slow as establishment of new communities is slow process and formation of soil takes several hundred years.On the other hand, in areas where natural biotic communities have been destroyed,e.g.., because forests after fire or abondoned land after floods, succession is faster.It because such areas still have soil and sediment rich in organic matter.
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