MCQ
Climax vegetation of a region generally:
- AXerophytic
- BHydrophytic
- CMesophytic
- DDepends upon the climate
Explanation:
A climax community is a stable, self-perpetuating and final community appearing in an area at the end of biotic succession which is in perfect harmony with the climate of the area.
Both xerach and hydrarch succession generally end in mesophytes.
But the type of vegetation or types of plants inhabiting is decided by the climate of the region. For example, two places A and B both may have mesophytes but exactly which plants are growing in those locations is decided by the local climate.
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| Direction of $RNA$ synthesis | Direction of reading of the template $DNA$ |
| $(a)$ $5'-3'$ | $3'-5'$ |
| $(b)$ $3'-5'$ | $5'-3'$ |
| $(c)$ $5'-3'$ | $5'-3'$ |
| $(d)$ $3'-5'$ | $3'-5'$ |