Introduction to Microbiology MCQ
Microbiology MCQ-01 1. The process in which all living cells, spores and viruses are completely destroyed from an object is called _____. a. Disinfection b. […]
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Phloem Protein: Structure, Classifications and Functions
P Proteins (Phloem Proteins) are a category of proteins found in the sap of the sieve tubes of the phloem of Angiospermic plants. P-proteins were […]
Phloem: Structure, Components and Classification
Phloem is a complex tissue system in plants. It is the food conducting tissue of vascular plants. Together with xylem, they form the vascular tissue […]
Tyloses: Definition, Structure and Functions
What are Tyloses? Tyloses (singular – tylosis) are the balloon like outgrowth of parenchymatous cells to the lumen of tracheids or vessels of the secondary […]
Xylem: Structure, Parts and Classification
The tissue associated with conduction of water, minerals and food materials in plants are called vascular tissue. Plants with a well-developed conductive system are thus […]
CSIR JRF NET Life Sciences December 2016 Original Solved Question Paper (Download PDF)
CSIR JRF NET DECEMBER – 2016 (II) Life Sciences Solved Question Paper (PDF) Original / Official Solved Question Paper of NTA CSIR JRF NET Life […]
Difference between Parenchyma and Collenchyma
Parenchyma vs Collenchyma Parenchyma and Collenchyma are the Simple tissue System in Plants. The present post describes the similarities and differences between Parenchyma and Collenchyma […]
Difference between Protophloem and Metaphloem: A Comparison Table
Protophloem vs Metaphloem Vascular bundles (fascicles) are the component of the stelar system in higher plants and their main function is the conduction of water, […]
Difference between Vessels and Tracheids
Vessels and tracheids are the components of xylem, the water and minerals conducting tissue in plants. Vessels and tracheids are jointly known as the tracheary […]