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3 SECTION B Note : Answer any six questions. All questions carry equal marks. 4. Why are slime moulds not considered as true fungi?. Compare the morphology of heterotrichous and polysiphonoia forms of algae. 6. Diagrammatically represent the formation of perithecium in Neurospora Crassa. 7. List the competitive advantages and challenges of terrestrial environment for plants. 8. Describe the morphology and internal structure of an extinct pteridophyte. 9. Describe reproductive bodies of Marsilea. 10. Write short notes on any two of the following : / / (a) Fungal Diseases in Humans (b) (c) (d) Industrial Applications of Algae Apospory Role of Bryophytes in Preventing Soil Erosion 11. Compare the organization of cells in prokaryotes with eukaryotes. 11. Describe the modes of asexual reproduction in algae. LSE-12(S) 3 P.T.O.
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