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Part B 1) Cyanobacteria form symbiotic associations with: A.Azolla B. primitive

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Question

Part B

1) Cyanobacteria form symbiotic associations with:

A.Azolla B. primitive plants C. coenocytic soil fungi D. all of these

2) Rhizobium ____________ contain genes related to nitrogen-fixation that are bi-directionally transcribed.

A. cells B. genomes C. plasmids D. nodules

3). It is estimated that there are 26 million bacteria in the leaf surface habitat.

A. true B. fase

4). ______________ can be plant pathogens.

A. bacteria B. fungi C. both A and B D. Neither A nor B

5). Vesicular-arbuscular mycorrhizal fungi can grow _______________ of plant root cells.

A. inside B. outside C. both A and B D. Neither A nor B

Explanation / Answer

1. Cyanobacteria form symbiotic associations with Azolla, primitive plants and coenocytic soil fungi.
Hence option D is correct answer.
2. Rhizobium plasmids contains genes related to nitrogen-fixation that are bidirectionally transcribed.
Hence option C is correct answer.
4. Bacteria and Fungi both can be plant pathogens.
Hence option C is correct answer.
5. Vesicular-arbuscular mycorrhizal fungi can grow inside of plant root cells.
Hence option A is correct answer.