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List of Q & A for B.Sc.

A Bachelor of Science or BSC is a graduation program in Science, which designed to provide students a wide range of managerial skills. The core course in the BSC (Bachelor of Science), aim to introduce students to the different areas of science like, biology, ecology, geography, chemistry, technology, physics, mathematics, etc. We have listed the best Q&A for BSC below, which are related to different topics of BSC.

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What is Oil Pollutants and Oil Spills?

Course: B.Sc.
These are the major cause of marine pollution. At present, the annual consumption of refined petroleum products all over the world is more than 50 billion barrels (about 1600 billion gallons). This consumption is associated with some losses which can... More
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Answer in physiology
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What is Nitrate Assimilation?

Course: B.Sc.
Nitrogen assimilation is the formation of organic nitrogen compounds-like amino acids from inorganic nitrogen compounds present in the environment. NO-3 + 2H+ 2e- → NO- More
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Explain the Genetics of Nitrogen Fixation.

Course: B.Sc.
In Klebsiella pneumonia, there are twenty genes required in organizing the complete N2-fixing apparatus and all of these genes got transferred to E coli, a non-N2- fixer, to make it a N2-fixer. In the fast growing Rhi... More
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What are the Factors that Influencing Functions for Nitrogenase Enzyme?

Course: B.Sc.
The factors that influenced the activity of Nitrogenase enzyme are described as: Molybdenum (Mo) and Vanadium (Va): Molybdenum is required for the formation of nitrogenase necessary for N2 More
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Explain the Biochemistry of Nitrogen Fixation.

Course: B.Sc.
Biochemistry of Nitrogen-Fixation. The two sub-units of Nitrogenase enzyme are dinitrogenase and dinitrogenase reductase The dinitrogenase reductase is non-heme iron also called component II or Fe-protein, while the dinitro... More
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Answer in physiology
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Discuss the Development and Formation of Root Nodules in Legumes.

Course: B.Sc.
Development and Formation of Nodules in Legumes: Legumes are important in agriculture because they fix nitrogen and thus reduce the consumption of nitrogen fertilizers. As legumes are rich in protein content, they are nutri... More
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What is Nitrogen Fixation? What are the Requirements for Nitrogen Fixation?

Course: B.Sc.
BIOLOGICAL NITROGEN FIXATION: The process by which molecular nitrogen (N2) is reduced to ammonia (NH3) is called nitrogen-fixation (N2-fixation). The Gifted Species. More
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Answer in physiology
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Explain the Protoosmotic Model.

Course: B.Sc.
The protoosmotic model is proposed by M.M. Amin in 1982. The principle of protoosmotic model is that there exists a metabolically generated pH imbalance between the More
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Explain the Fensom and Spanner Electroosmotic Flow Hypothesis.

Course: B.Sc.
Fensom and Spanner Electroosmotic Flow Hypothesis: In electroosmosis the electrical gradient causes the flow of ions across a membrane. Ions pull along water and Other contents because of solvent drag. It is observed that sap flows i... More
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Explain the Munch Pressure Flow Model of Phloem Transport.

Course: B.Sc.
Munch Pressure Flow Model. In 1930, Munch, a German plant physiologist proposed a simple physical model for the mechanism of phloem transport. The following diagram shows two water-filled compartments A and B connected by a... More
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