A. Osmosis
C. Deplasmolysis
D. Oxidation
A. Triploid
B. Hexaploid
C. Diploid
A. 22 million ha
C. 32 million ha
D. 20 million ha
A. Moore (1973)
C. Germ (1949)
D. Nicolls & Hey Decker (1968)
A. All the above
B. Diffusion
D. Absorption
A. Base period
C. Irrigation frequency
D. Cusec
A. Obligatory parasites
B. Parasites
D. Bacteria
A. Soil compaction
C. Soil moisture
D. Soil seepage
B. Insecticides
C. Fungicides
D. Herbicides
A. Quantitative basis
B. Qualitative basis
D. None of the above
A. Broad leaved weeds
B. All the above
D. Seasonal plants
B. 60000 Km
C. 59000 Km
D. 52000 Km
B. 5-15%
C. 20-50%
D. 10-20%
B. None of the above
C. Protein activator
D. Starch activator
A. Optimum use of water
B. Consuptive use of water
D. non of these
A. K
B. Ca
D. P
C. Tamil Nadu
D. Columbia
B. Zaid Kharif crop
C. Rabi crop
A. Leguminous crops
B. Fiber crops
D. Fodder crops
A. Paddy
B. Barley
C. Maize
A. 0008000 ft
B. 1200014000 ft
C. 20004000 ft
A. Drilling
B. Top dressing
C. Broadcasting
A. Micro centers
B. Genetic diversity
C. Gene sanctuaries
A. Sub-temperature
B. Semiarid
D. Semi arctic
A. None of the above
B. Wet climate
D. Semi-and climate
B. Resin
D. Range
B. Soil water use
C. Water intensity
D. Soil plant water relationship
A. Absolute growth
B. Determinate growth
C. Assimilation
A. Jute
B. Sesame
D. Sugarcane
A. X rays
C. Infra blue radiation
A. 50c for 5 hrs
B. 45c for 6 hrs
D. none of the above
B. Community
C. Both a and b
D. non of there
A. Bryophytes
B. Xerophytes
B. 200 meters
C. 800 meters
D. 100 meters
B. 40%
C. 30%
D. 35%
A. 10.15%
C. 5%
D. 2%
B. Hybrid variety
C. Pure line variety
D. Blended variety
C. Single cropping
D. Double, cropping
A. Carbohydrates
B. Vitamin
C. Biotin
B. Certified seed
C. Pure seed
D. Pre-basic seed
A. Bruce and Keeble (1908)
B. Non of these
C. De Vries and correns (1908)
A. Double cropping
B. Monocropping
D. Intercropping
B. Higher root weight
C. Higher shoot weight
A. 45 cm
C. 90 cm
A. Mature seeds
C. Abnormal seeds
A. Seasons
B. Regions
D. Crops
A. Woodstock (1976)
B. Maguire (1962)
C. Nicolls & Heu Decker (1968)
A. 400 plant progenies
C. 200 plant progenies
D. 300 plant progenies
B. wheat
C. rice
A. 2<sup>nd</sup>
C. 4<sup>th</sup>
D. 3<sup>rd</sup>
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