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Class 11 Biology Biological Classification Ncert Video Solutions - Only On Doubtnut Download Doubtnut Now Exercise 2.1 Discuss how classification systems have undergone several changes over a period of time? SOLUTION: The classification systems have undergone several changes with time. The first attempt of classification was made by Aristotle. He classified plants as herbs, shrubs, and trees. Animals, on the other hand, were classified on the basis of presence or absence of red blood cells. This system of classification failed to classify all the known organisms. Therefore, Linnaeus gave a two kingdom

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    Exercise2.1

    Discuss how classification systems have undergone several changes

    over a period of time?

    SOLUTION:

    Theclassificationsystemshaveundergoneseveral

    changeswithtime.Thefirstattemptofclassificationwas

    madebyAristotle.Heclassifiedplantsasherbs,shrubs,

    andtrees.Animals,ontheotherhand,wereclassifiedon

    thebasisofpresenceorabsenceofredbloodcells.This

    systemofclassificationfailedtoclassifyalltheknown

    organisms.Therefore,Linnaeusgaveatwokingdom

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  • systemofclassification.ItconsistsofkingdomPlantae

    andkingdomAnimalia.However,thissystemdidnot

    differentiatebetweenunicellularandmulticellular

    organismsandbetweeneukaryotesandprokaryotes.

    Therefore,therewerelargenumbersoforganismsthat

    couldnotbeclassifiedunderthetwokingdoms.

    Tosolvetheseproblems,afivekingdomsystemof

    classificationwasproposedbyR.HWhittakerin1969.

    Onthebasisofcharacteristics,suchascellstructure,

    modeofnutrition,presenceofcellwall,etc.,five

    kingdoms,Monera,Protista,Fungi,Plantae,and

    Animaliawereformed.

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    Exercise2.2

    State two economically important uses of:

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  • (a) Heterotrophic bacteria

    (b) Archaebacteria

    SOLUTION:

    (a)Heterotrophicbacteria

    a)Theyactasdecomposersandhelpintheformationof

    humus.

    b)Theyhelpintheproductionofcurdfrommilk.

    c)Manyantibioticsareobtainedfromsomespeciesof

    bacteria.

    d)Manysoilbacteriahelpinfixationofatmospheric

    nitrogen.

    (b)Archaebacteria

    a)Methanegasisproducedfromthedungofruminants

    bythemethanogens.

    b)Methanogensarealsoinvolvedintheformationof

    biogasandsewagetreatment.

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    Exercise2.3

    What is the nature of cell-walls in diatoms?

    SOLUTION:

    Thecellwallsofdiatomsaremadeofsilica.Theircell

    wallconstructionisknownasfrustule.Itconsistsoftwo

    thinoverlappingshellsthatfitintoeachothersuchasa

    soapbox.Whenthediatomsdie,thesilicaintheircell

    wallsgetsdepositedintheformofdiatomaceousearth.

    Thisdiatomaceousearthisverysoftandquiteinert.Itis

    usedinfiltrationofoils,sugars,andforotherindustrial

    purposes.

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  • Exercise2.4

    Find out what do the terms algal bloom and red-tides signify

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    Exercise2.5

    How are viroids different from viruses?

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    Exercise2.6

    Describe briefly the four major groups of Protozoa.

    SOLUTION:

    Protozoaaremicroscopicunicellularprotistswith

    heterotrophicmodeofnutrition.Theymaybeholozoic,

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  • saprobic,orparasitic.Thesearedividedintofourmajor

    groups.

    (1)Amoeboidprotozoaorsarcodines

    Theyareunicellular,jelly-likeprotozoafoundinfreshor

    seawaterandinmoistsoil.Theirbodylacksaperiplast.

    Therefore,theymaybenakedorcoveredbya

    calcareousshell.Theyusuallylackflagellaandhave

    temporaryprotoplasmicoutgrowthscalledpseudopodia.

    Thesepseudopodiaorfalsefeethelpinmovementand

    capturingprey.Theyincludefreelivingformssuchas

    AmoebaorparasiticformssuchasEntamoeba.

    (2)Flagellatedprotozoaorzooflagellates

    Theyarefreeliving,non-photosyntheticflagellates

    withoutacellwall.Theypossessflagellaforlocomotion

    andcapturingprey.Theyincludeparasiticformssuchas

    Trypanosoma,whichcausessleepingsicknessinhuman

    beings.

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  • (3)Ciliatedprotozoaorciliates

    Theyareaquaticindividualsthatformalargegroupof

    protozoa.Theircharacteristicfeaturesarethepresence

    ofnumerousciliaontheentirebodysurfaceandthe

    presenceoftwotypesofnuclei.Alltheciliabeatinthe

    samedirectiontomovethewaterladenfoodinsidea

    cavitycalledgullet.Theyincludeorganismssuchas

    Paramoecium,Vorticella,etc.

    (4)Sporozoans

    Theyincludediseasecausingendoparasitesandother

    pathogens.Theyareuninucleateandtheirbodyis

    coveredbyapellicle.Theydonotpossessciliaor

    flagella.Theyincludethemalariacausingparasite

    Plasmodium.

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  • Plants are autotrophic. Can you think of some plants that are

    partially heterotrophic?

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    Exercise2.8

    What do the terms phycobiont and mycobiont signify?

    SOLUTION:

    Phycobiontreferstothealgalcomponentofthelichens

    andmycobiontreferstothefungalcomponent.Algae

    containchlorophyllandpreparefoodforfungiwhereas

    thefungusprovidessheltertoalgaeandabsorbswater

    andnutrientsfromthesoil.Thistypeofrelationshipis

    referredtoassymbiotic.

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  • Exercise2.9

    Give a comparative account of the classes of Kingdom Fungi under

    the following:

    (i) Mode of nutrition

    (ii) Mode of reproduction

    SOLUTION:

    (A)Phycomycetes:Thisgroupoffungiincludes

    memberssuchasRhizopus,Albugo,etc.

    (i)Modeofnutrition

    Theyareobligateparasitesonplantsorarefoundon

    decayingmattersuchaswood.

    (ii)Modeofreproduction

    Asexualreproductiontakesplacethroughmotile

    zoosporesornon-motileaplanosporesthatareproduced

    endogenouslyinsporangium.

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  • Sexualreproductionmaybeofisogamous,

    anisogamous,oroogamoustype.Itresultsinthe

    formationofthick-walledzygospore.

    (B)Ascomycetes:Thisgroupoffungiincludesmembers

    suchasPenicillium,Aspergillus,Claviceps,and

    Neurospora.

    (i)Modeofnutrition

    Theyaresporophytic,decomposers,parasiticor

    coprophilous(growingondung).

    (ii)ModeofreproductionbrgtAsexualreproduction

    occursthroughasexualsporesproducedexogenously,

    suchasconidiaproducedonconidiophores.

    Sexualreproductiontakesplacethroughascospores

    producedendogenouslyinsaclikeasciandarranged

    insideascocarps.

    (C)Basidiomycetes:Thisgroupoffungiincludes

    memberssuchasUstilago,AgaricusandPuccinia.

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  • (i)Modeofnutrition

    Theygrowasdecomposersinsoiloronlogsandtree

    stumps.Theyalsooccurasparasitesinplantscausing

    diseasessuchasrustsandsmuts.

    (ii)Modeofreproduction

    Asexualreproductiontakesplacecommonlythrough

    fragmentation.Asexualsporesareabsent.

    Sexorgansareabsentbutsexualreproductiontakes

    placethroughplasmogamy.Itinvolvesfusionoftwo

    differentstrainsofhyphae.Theresultingdikaryongives

    risetoabasidium.Fourbasidiosporesareproduced

    insideabasidium.

    (D)Deuteromycetes:Thisgroupoffungiincludes

    memberssuchasAlternaria,Trichoderma,and

    Colletotrichum.

    (i)Modeofnutrition

    Somemembersaresaprophyteswhileothersare

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  • parasites.However,alargenumberactasdecomposers

    ofleaflitter.

    (ii)Modeofreproduction

    Asexualreproductionistheonlywayofreproductionin

    deuteromycetes.Itoccursthroughasexualsporescalled

    conidia.

    Sexualreproductionisabsentindeuteromycetes

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    Exercise2.10

    What are the characteristic features of Euglenoids?

    SOLUTION:

    SomecharacteristicfeaturesofEuglenoidsareas

    follows.

    Euglenoids(suchasEuglena)areunicellular⇒

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  • protistscommonlyfoundinfreshwater.

    Insteadofcellwall,aprotein-richcellmembrane

    knownaspellicleispresent.

    Theybeartwoflagellaontheanteriorendofthe

    body.

    Asmalllightsensitiveeyespotispresent.

    Theycontainphotosyntheticpigmentssuchas

    chlorophyllandcanthuspreparetheirownfood.

    However,inabsenceoflight,theybehavesimilarto

    heterotrophsbycapturingothersmallaquaticorganisms.

    Theyhavebothplantandanimal-likefeatures,

    whichmakesthemdifficulttoclassify

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    Exercise2.11

    Give a brief account of viruses with respect to their structure and

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  • nature of genetic material. Also name four common viral diseases.

    SOLUTION:

    Virusesaresub-microscopicinfectiousagentsthatcan

    infectalllivingorganisms.Avirusconsistsofgenetic

    materialsurroundedbyaproteincoat.Thegenetic

    materialmaybepresentintheformofDNAorRNA.

    Mostoftheviruses,infectingplants,havesingle

    strandedRNAasgeneticmaterial.Ontheotherhand,

    thevirusesinfectinganimalshavesingleordouble

    strandedRNAordoublestrandedDNA.

    Bacteriophagesorvirusesinfectingbacteriamostlyhave

    doublestrandedDNA.Theirproteincoatcalledcapsidis

    madeupofcapsomeresubunits.Thesecapsomeresare

    arrangedinhelicalorpolyhedralgeometricforms.

    A.I.D.S,smallpox,mumps,andinfluenzaaresome

    commonexamplesofviraldiseases.

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    Exercise2.12

    Organise a discussion in your class on the topic- Are viruses living

    or non-living?

    SOLUTION:

    Virusesaremicroscopicorganismsthathave

    characteristicsofbothlivingandnon-living.Avirus

    consistsofastrandofDNAorRNAcoveredbyaprotein

    coat.Thispresenceofnucleicacid(DNAorRNA)

    suggeststhatvirusesarealive.Inaddition,theycanalso

    respondtotheirenvironment(insidethehostcell)ina

    limitedmanner.However,someothercharacters,such

    astheirinabilitytoreproducewithoutusingthehostcell

    machineryandtheiracellularnature,indicatethat

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  • virusesarenon-living.Therefore,classifyingviruseshas

    remainedamysteryformodernsystematics.

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