Federal Public Service Commission
CSS Botany Past Paper 2026
Optional · 80 marks · three hours
Original FPSC paper
DownloadPart-II questions
- Q. 2
Explain evidence in support of evolution from conventional and molecular biology.
- Q. 3
Discuss the biological and economic importance of fungi.
- Q. 4
How would you prove that replication of DNA is semiconservative?
- Q. 5
Explain Mendel’s Law of Segregation and Law of Independent Assortment. Is the law of Independent Assortment applicable to codominant genes and the genes present on the same chromosome?
- Q. 6
Explain the structure and reproduction of Spirogyra.
- Q. 7
Explain the molecular structure of the cell membrane.
- Q. 8
Write a short note on any FOUR of the following: a. Micro and megasporogenesis in angiosperms b. Ecosystem c. Plant hormones d. Air pollution e. Gymnosperms
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