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Agronomy MCQs

Practice Agronomy MCQs for competitive exams.

Agronomy MCQs

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Which of the following cereal crop have highest area is India?

  1. A. Wheat
  2. B. Rice
  3. C. Groundnut
  4. D. Gram
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National Research Centre for Medicinal and Aromatic plants is situated in the state.

  1. A. Rajasthan
  2. B. Maharastra
  3. C. Punjab
  4. D. Gujrat
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The highest production of mustard in India is in the state of

  1. A. Gujarat
  2. B. Haryana
  3. C. Punjab
  4. D. Rajasthan
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Temperature requirement for proper grain filling of wheat is

  1. A. 23° - 25°C
  2. B. 20° - 23°C
  3. C. 15° - 20°C
  4. D. 16° - 20°C
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Antisenescent polyhormone is represented by

  1. A. Auxins
  2. B. Cytokinins
  3. C. Gibberellin
  4. D. Ethylene
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Black cotton soil contains

  1. A. High clay with high Organic matter
  2. B. High clay with low Organic matter
  3. C. Low clay with high Organic matter
  4. D. Low clay with low Organic matter
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High yielding dwarf varieties of wheat were developed by

  1. A. A. Swaminathan
  2. B. E. W. Burton
  3. C. Dr. Norman Borlaug
  4. D. B. P. Pal
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Which is not a chelating compound?

  1. A. EDTA
  2. B. CDMA
  3. C. EDDHA
  4. D. HEDTA
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Top cross is produced by crossing a single cross (A × B) with an

  1. A. Open pollinated variety
  2. B. Self pollinated variety
  3. C. Hybrid variety
  4. D. None of these
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Humus is an example of

  1. A. Soil structure
  2. B. Organic colloids
  3. C. Crystalloids
  4. D. None of these
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Central Potato Research Institute (CPRI) is

  1. A. Shimla
  2. B. Patna
  3. C. Hyderabad
  4. D. Lucknow
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The ideal stage of harvest of jute for fibre purpose is

  1. A. One month old
  2. B. Flowering
  3. C. Small pod stage
  4. D. Mature pod stage
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