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Agronomy MCQs

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Agronomy MCQs

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Central dry land Research Institute located at

  1. A. Jhansi
  2. B. Jodhpur
  3. C. Hyderabad
  4. D. Jabalpur
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Psidic acid is found in root exudates of

  1. A. Psidium guajava
  2. B. Pearl millet
  3. C. Red Gram
  4. D. Soybean
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First established agricultural university of India is

  1. A. GBPUAT
  2. B. UASB
  3. C. UASD
  4. D. IARI
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Ozone layer in the atmosphere absorbs

  1. A. Ultraviolet radiation
  2. B. Infra red radiations
  3. C. Total solar radiations
  4. D. All of these
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Who is known as 'Waterman of India'?

  1. A. Rajendra Prasad
  2. B. Ramdas
  3. C. Ambika Singh
  4. D. Rajendra Singh
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A device for measuring percolation and leaching losses from a column of soil under controlled conditions is known as

  1. A. Infiltrometer
  2. B. Odometer
  3. C. Psycrometer
  4. D. Lysimeter
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Triticale is a cross between

  1. A. Wheat and braley
  2. B. Barley and rye
  3. C. Wheat and rye
  4. D. Wheat and oat
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Critical stage of maize crop is

  1. A. Milking stage
  2. B. Silking stage
  3. C. Tasseling stage
  4. D. Dough stage
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Cropping pattern is defined as

  1. A. The proportion of area under different crops
  2. B. Growing different crops in a recurrent succession
  3. C. The proportion of area under different crops at particular point of time
  4. D. A method of growing different crops
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Wheat crop yielding 50 quintals of grain per hectare removes N, P 2 O 5 and K 2 O kg/ha, respectively

  1. A. 100-150, 70-80 and 125-150
  2. B. 90-100, 60-70 and 100-110
  3. C. 120-40 and 60-80
  4. D. 80-30 and 40-20
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The element which does not enter into permanent organic combination in plants is

  1. A. Nitrogen
  2. B. Zinc
  3. C. Magnesium
  4. D. Potassium
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The major organic cementing agent in soil aggregate formation is

  1. A. Fats
  2. B. Proteins and protein derivatives
  3. C. Polysaccharides
  4. D. Organic acids
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