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Peri ata a frye sera i gat faftret <6 ata arit ard 2 2 (1) Fafa eseifedl fa (2) tafieivtier fate (3) Bezier fate (4) =igr sta far 7 Fa H safer set (ger ae afer) ‘ferret ara FS | aH yal + ates = 200 aT ae yer + staat = 160 oF cage @1 a9 — 50 0TH (1) 22.22% GB) 36.36% (2) 40.60% (4) 36.84% 8. qed areata a avert a feet sre Rata ehe C) Berventeess a 1 (2) Rervenfeeas & (3) wer ets confess & 1 (4) Barags ees @ | 9. yg a wer at age aed yet oe ore ‘Pah cre st eet see Be seat we feat Hadi sar 8, meer e () wife rea (2) srenfees (3) Frere vente ferftte (4) sare caries forte 01 (Agriculture Chemistry) Which of the following method of measurement of soil moisture is considered as check for all other methods ? (1) Electrical conduetivity method (2) Tensiometer method (3) Gravimetric method (4) Neutron probe method Estimate the percent moisture in a given: Weight of moist soil + box = 200 am Weight of oven dry soil + box = 160 am Weight of empty box ~ 50 gm (1) 22.22% (2) 40.60% (3) 36.36% (4) 36.84% If wire is formable but soil mass is easily deformable, then the soil is (1) Non-plastic (2) Plastic (3) Slightly plastic (4) Very plastic Moisture content of soil at a point where the soil water mass flows under an applied force and fails to retain its shape is called (1) plastic index (2) non-plastic (3) lower plastic limit (4) upper plastic limit10. i. 12. 13. ‘after, =r wen ae ca A TH aight 8 ger aot raha eh 7 Gd) wees Q) LTT @ aaas = 4) eA gi fda ered ud snes atiaeres FT safe ter arden ear ® 2 () wae Q Wwe @) rere @ fea-meat aa in & arm ed gam Bt ETA arco 3 fer Baa an aan 8 7 @) Glue) (2) Arq (Value) (3) #11 (Chroma) (4) @wF ae] (Huc and Value both) era ye 1 Arter aA aT : 10. i. 12. 13. Presence of silica, lime and other salts in soil, the colour of soil appears like (1) dark coloured (2) brown coloured (3) redcoloured (4) light coloured Presence of organic matter and iron oxides in the soil, the colour of soil appears like (1) red colour (2) brown colour (3) dark colour (4) yellow, red colour Which of the following represents the purity or strength of colour in Munsell colour chart ? (1) Hue 2) Value 3) Chroma (4) Hue and Value both Identify the 1 : 1 clay mineral of soil among the following : (1) Vermiculite clay (2) Kaolinite clay (3) Montmorillonite clay (4) Chlorites clay 01 (Agriculture Chemistry)14, a0 Ste Pater apr arses Gerace aH 2 (1) NO, > OH > H,PO, > $0.7 Q) OH>H,PO, >S0,~ >No, (@) SO, ~>NO,;> OH™> H,POS () HPO, > 80,7 > NO, > OH 15, aval, anda qari A aracfter anda agtail sa Rremert dar 2 ven afer ‘aifeemt (Na) % we feed Bi sing ele () Cat* 2) Me’ G) Ht (4) Kt 16, %t yeré Fre igs Frets wT EC < 4 dsm, ESP > 15 Gi pH > 8.52 at end fra Dot anh 7 Q) want @) ania 3) waite ara (4) saehors entra (Degraded alkali) 17, Wend faréi eae oe aren yur ee fears tar 2 aa Ta ame aS A ai & meer & Q) aevha Er (2) waoha area yer G) area ye @ Far 01 (Agriculture Chemistry) 14, 15. 16. 17. The general relative order of anion exchange is (1) NO, > OH > H,PO, >SO,~ (@) OH>H,P0,>S0,;~>NO, (@) $0/7>NO,-> OH > H,PO, (4) H,PO, > SO,” >NO, > OH” In case of degraded alkali soil, there is, a leaching of saline — sodie soil occurs and part of exchangeable Na is frequently replaced by qa) Cat () Mg** @) @) K The soils having EC < 4 dsm, ESP > 15 and pH more than > 8.5 the soils is (1) Saline (2) Alkali (3) Saline alkali (4) Degraded alkali Soils having Grey brown upper crust and are hard on walking are known as (1) Saline soil (2) Saline alkali soil (3). Sodie soils soil (4) Normal soils soil20. 2. -craoftey ea eater eel feo yer Ate amet 2 Q) were 2) ware (3) Atefiste @) widata wrauhte eer eardta ard fees age ore a? () srefgs wt arerge Q) Wriva ea ster G) Waren we yee @) wea ed sane ‘atte hy aigen (fear. /f are) SA tei rata % fea atria () > 13 fim, / fam Q) 0.75 -1.5 fim. / eae 3) 0.7-0.25 Fm. / Fe. (4) <02 fia. / fam dyad cea A craviia weitere 4 SAR AA sare gaz oO —— Care Met 2 gy Met _ Ca*+ +Na* 2 @ —a— Na* +Mg** 2 18. 20. 2. ‘The saline and alkali soils fall in which order? (1) Entisol (2) Alfisol (3) Molisol (4) Aridisol The saline and alkali soils fall in which soil order ? (1) Orthids and Argids (2) Albolls and Xerolls (3) Aqualts and Humults (4) Andepts and Ochrepts The boron concentration (mg/kg) unsafe for plant growth (1) > 15 mg/kg (2) 0.15 -1.5 mg/kg (3) 0.7-0.25 mg/kg, (4) <02 mg/kg U.S. Salinity Laboratory developed the concept of SAR, that is equal to Nat 1 0 ae 2 5 ) Care Mg** 2 Mgt+ te) = Catt +Nat 2 @ Ca 01 (Agriculture Chemistry)22. facet HA Ae He (FeSOs - 7H20) TI “SeraT SIM SH LT BIT AG OH TH FTCA ‘Sle STATS? dQ) loa (2) 0.57% @) 1628 (4) 0.80e 23. fia & orf HCO, HCO, Ca ‘der Mg** sara Ht AAT 1, 4, 2.5 wa 1.5 mel! @ 1 HH: FRET RSC waTgy (mel!) (dy 01 2) 10.0 (3) 0.01 @ 1.0 24, dise—cea atpeafine (asec A > 2.3 ad (1) Sr @ = Q) Re @) =e 2s. siete cat faieaar (fers) wees faezn (DRIS) feo age arr ferme 7 () Raafers afer @) ae (4) aaa 26. FA UAH ST ATF Baga Git AGH (Nz) wl SAAT (NH) # afeaetar wee Oa Qe (3) AIggisrsr (4) STR 01 (Agriculture Chemistry) 22. 2. 24, 25. 26. The amount of iron sulphate (FeSO, -7H:0) in tons is equivalent to 1.0 ton (one ton) of gypsum to improve soil (1) 1.0 ton (2) 0.57 ton @) 1.62 ton (4) 0.80 ton The irrigation water contains CO,~~ 1d Mg** ion 1, 4, 2.5 & 1.5. Caleulate the RSC in isrigation HCO5, Cat water mel"), @) o4 (3) 0.01 @) 10 4) 10 ‘The nutrient index value : Area with nutrient index value is > 2.3, then (1) high medium @) low (4) low medium Diagnosis and Recommendation Integrated System (DRIS) approach was provided by (1) Mitectierlich’s (2) Beaufils (3) Liebig’s @) Wallace Name the enzyme responsible for reducing nitrogen (Na) to ammonia (NB3). (1) Peptase (3) Nitrogenase (2) Urease () Amylase aBs 28. 29, 30. 31. am rae Ga Harare & Te gate aren stat @t at Reeth war Hi sare arian gra are % Ga Hi fae At ot a? (1) 10-20 kgN/ha (2) 20-30 kgN/ha (3) >50kgN/ha (4) 30-40 kgN/ha feria oh at ore Ga was Sa N aiPrehterco (KgN/ha/year) we & ? Q) Aereett (3) weiter Q) wat 4) HeRTesT BH NOY > NOs % siiaefepeet fea Pea a or aT Gerstta see 2 7 (1) arggisiviarst (2) aTegeaet @) Ser 4) easier ‘vitren i feet depo Ft Sa eT (organic) 4 AA HFM (inorganic or mineral) Hager @, weer & (Q) TRE) Seer 3) fieerfier (4) atedengsert NO, @ N, Seat N,O sea Thea Sit gentam Al werent at al 2, weer 8 () frees (2) agi @) Saat @) aes 21. 28. 29. 30. 31. If azolla is grown in rice field along with rice crop, then how much nitrogen fixed by azolla in rice field ? is (1) 10-20 kgN/ha 20-30 kgN/ha 3) > 50 kgN/ha (4) 30-40 kgN/ha Which legume crop fix highest N (kg Nrha/year) ? (1) Groundnut (2) Cowpea GB) Clover (4) Alfalfa Bacteria responsible for oxidizing NO, > NO, in soils (1) Nitrosomonas (2) Nitrobacter (3) Pseudomonas (4) Rhizobium The process of conversion of organic form to inorganic form (mineral form) of nutrient element is called (1) Nitrification (2) Denitrification (3) Mineralization (4) Volatilization ‘The processes of reduction of NO5 to N) or N,O mediate by micro-organism is known as, (1) mineralization (2) nitrification (3) denitrification (4) volatilization 01 (Agriculture Chemistry)32. 33. 34. 35. 36. 37. gansta Sit areta mea F Pe — Pe Gra aie) artaetoner & fore arta 2 () Bers 2) arta @) @eaafara (4) ameter SageR aaeRe args (VAM) feat 8 a a get Tess aT rainy er HAG HI Hee HATS 7 (1) Fe Q cu @) Zn (4) Ni Se genta aor ara 8 St her A tar at sft tiara Haare @ (1) aniafiera = 2) aaetaferera @) Bers (4) oaeiaeer staal di agit eyes Sra A sign St calles aia ted @ 2 (1) #4 50—70 p (Mue) (2) F< 50 u(Muc) G) F70-90p (@) F> 90 n force cht gerasficran ect @ a) 3% (2) 50% @) 0.25% (4) 0.10% ug firan a gear (S) A aT ae () 21% (2) 23% 3) 26% ) 16% 01 (Agriculture Chemistry) | 32. 34. 35. 36. 37. The bacteria responsible for oxidizing Fe — under acidic environment Fe** (ferrous to ferric form) (1) Pseudomonas (2) Thiobacillus (3) Lactobacillus (4) Orthobacter Vascular Arbuscular (VAM) increase uptake of Mycorthiza () Fe @Q) Cu G) Zn @) Ni Identify the microb which have also control the plant disease. (1) Thiobacillus (2) Lactobacillus (3) Pseudomonas (4) Orthobacter The highest enzymatic activity is observed in which type of soil particle (clay size)? (1) clay 50 ~70 pt (Mue) @) clay <50 p (Mue) (3) clay 70-90 u (4) clay < 90. Solubility of gypsum is () 5% (2) 50% (3) 0.25% (4) 0.10% The Sulphur (S) content in pure gypsum is (1) 21% GB) 26% Q) 23% (4) 16%38. 39, 40, 41. 42. 4B. fai weg Fi faim (Zn) Bi ara ee (1) 21% Q) 23% (3) 20% (4) 16% aie it arg (FYM) 4 vase, Blew P2Os tel Fe K20 At ere Hea Bie (1) 1.0, 0.6 Sit 1.0% (2) 2.0, 1.0 34% 0.5% (3) 0.5, 0.2 site 0.5% (4) 3.0, 2.0 38% 1.0% saan hh ae & ar oe a ten Sar thea & fered fear? a) sera Q) Fatwa GO) taewRi @ Rie Gites aaa feadae (B.N.F.) fra Get aa & Gro aga a 7 qd) Cu (2) @B (4) Mo alae & Ga Fae Ht aah BSF arch Gu Sard & sre Ga fara or at fears eae? Q) Wwe = @) Haas QB) TASS 4) THATS fare diss cea Ht ah Saha a ae ‘Bera Bra 2 wea a Ht aga ww GTS (Stunted growth) 2 (1) Na @ a (3) Mo @ N 10 38. 39. 40. 41. 42. 43. The Zn content in ZnSOs (Zine sulphate) (1) 21% 2) 23% 3) 20% (4) 16% Farm Yard Manure (FYM) have N, P2Os and K2O approximately (1) 1.0,0.6 and 1.0% (2) 2.0, 1.0 and 0.5% (3) 0.5, 0.2 and 0.5% (4) 3.0, 2.0 and 1.0% Deficiency of N yellowing of in plant causes (1) upperleaf (2) lower leaf (3) middle leaf (4) whole plant Biological Nitrogen Fixation (B.N.F.) is catalized by (i) Cu G) B 2) Zn (4) Mo Due to deficiency of Zn causes Khaira disease in rice field, the disease caused of rice field appear (1) necrotic (2) yellow coloured (3) copper brownish coloured (4) reddish coloured Nutrient deficiency of which nutrient causes chlorosis and stunted growth : (1) Na Q) cr (@) Mo (4) N 01 (Agriculture Chemistry)44, 46. 47. 48. 49. cha At og A gf 8 Pa he a A nrgergel yfircr gich @ 7 (1) Fas (N) (2) wrEBiea (P) G) eK) @) Hrs (vn) freraa ae ar tne ara che RS an aedifear gra afta tit a site er EATS 7 () a8 3) Terr Q) BREE @) Sheer Previa oe ar tise ae afer gree ae aifiren feet Ht entice ar em sree 7 ayn Qk @) Zn (4) Ca fred a ais ar thee aes ae ae sairtein a eee & 7 aN @) Ca Q) Mg @K ‘fiea seer Hl yer prEBHA Bt HE fort aiteran fats ores arch 2 7 Q) sett Q) erfa ye (3) gaa ethers WAI (4) Sass arta yar ao wore & er Ht Pa Proarior fear ara 2 (1) NaHCO, aT (@) NH,Clanr Q) NH Fae (4) Na,CO, zr 01 (Agriculture Chemistry) 47. Which nutrient stimulate the root growth of plant ? WN @ K QP (4) Mn Which of the following nutrient impart resistance to plants against fungal and bacterial diseases ? ay) N @) K QP (4) Ca Which of the plant nutrient is constituent of cell wall and essential to stability to cell membrane ? a) N Qk @) Za @ Ca Which of the following nutrient is constituent of chlorophyll and chromosome ? a) N G) Ca @) Me @K In which type of soil Olsen’s method for phosphorus determination is used ? (1) Acidic soit 2) Saline soil (3) Neutral and ealeareous soil (4) Degraded alkali soil Extraction of P by Brays method is done by (1) NaHCO, = @) NEF @) NH,CI (4) Na,CO,50. 51. 52. 53. DIPA diet 25 22-56 >80 22-56 >56 22-56 120-280 OL% (1) 0.5-1.0 (2) 0.5-1.0 (3) 0.5 -0.75 (4) 0.5-0.75 isa pH AF CaCO, tara yer A we ae 8 qa) <7.0 Q) >7.0 @G) <84 (4) > 84 01 (Agriculture Chemistry) 2B 55. 56. 37. 58. Amount of NPK in poultry manure : N PK (1) 05 03 05% Q) 3.0 10 2.0% @) 30 25 15% @ 07 15 12% Biogas is combination of following Bases : (1) CH,, Hy, 0, and CO, (2) CyHy, Hy, CO, and Ny (3) CO», H,, O, and Ny (4) CH,,CO,, Hy and N, Bone is rich source of (1) Ponly (2) PandCa (3) Nand K (4) Pand Mg The soils having medium fertility will contains organic carbon, phosphorus and potash Available Available P05 0.C% — (kgha"!)K,0 (kg har) (1) 05-10 10-30 >25 (2) 05-10 22-56 >80 (3) 05-0.75 22-56 >56 (4) 0.5-0.75 22-56 120-280 ‘The CaCO, is commonly absent in the soils having pH () <70 Q >70 (G3) <84 (4) >8459. 60, 61. 62. 63. sai ee at are aur ar ata 8 (1) orgie (2) AIRST G) esert @ wet Sa as a Sa veel Haat & fea ware em eae (1) 1.720 (2) 1.750 (3) 2.205 (4) 1.724 aed vd we te & eer eT A eT Frepren ara @ 7 @) Ny @) OC @Q) K,0 (4) P05 yer i K,0 (tere) at aaftren ara fare ata A aiggehl ai aaieh 8 2? (1) Fee (2) aeigense (3) aeiinse (4) Arediciiarge RII aT aT HH H dors (AR dept anid ate 8 @ 40 @) 10 2) 30 (4) 20 sarreren 4 sre precica ven sieferer yer a ae: fea faerers gr Peart wae ? (1) aifgan wee @ NaHCO, RT 2) Na,CO, sana Rese aT (3) NaHCO, a wellfes ufas art (4) NaHCO, a anh fits get 6 60. 61. 62. 63. The dominant mineral of sand, fine sand and course silt soils (1) Pyroxine Q) Mica (3) Feldspar 4) Quartz Conversion factor of organic carbon to ‘organic matter (i) 1.720 @) 2.205 (2) 1.750 (4) 1.724 Walkley & Black method is used to determine () Ny (3) OC Q) Ko (4) PO. High amount of K,0 (Potash) in the soil indicate the presence of (1) Illite (2) Vermiculate (3) Chiorite (4) Montmorillonite What is the normality of concentrated hydrochloric acid (AR grade) in general ? (a) 40 @) 10 (2 30 (4) 20 Available phosphorus (Olsen’s method) and available potassium extracted from soil in laboratory respectively (2) Sodium acetate and NaHCO, (2) Na,CO, and Morgan reagent (3) NaHCO, and acetic acid (4) NaHCO, and Morgan's reagent 01 (Agriculture Chemistry)63, saineren 4 fea fafa (Method) @ 4at Aries aca Prepren aT’ 2 (1) dices fata ara (2) alee we coten fatty ger 3) eeaifed fate art (4) Uemeres Tair fate aT 66. Waa wresha i sites eT ae Sager ate aa the a-orer ae aA 7 () CuM@iNi— ) Feta Zn G) MaB (4) NiBECA 67. usr dere wei (Alk KMaO,) faf St yet 4 sacte aa ara HES fl oii HATS, Ase: () atic art Q) dar 3) Bada ee afro ara (4) gage ee eT et DIPA (REAM saan Sah wat vier) fafa go gen tise ae At sia wool i fatty fare dante grr dtd 2 (1) are ee ew aT 2) fared wa ate at @) var (4) sitea 01 (Agriculture Chemistry) 15 65. 66. 67. Laboratory method of sulphur identification in soil is (1) Olsen's method 2) Walkley and black method (3) Turbidity method (4) Alkaline permanganate method Excesses of phosphorus in soil may cause deficiency of which micro-nutrients ? (1) Cu&Ni Q Fe&Zn G) Mn&B (4) Ni&Cd The alkaline potassium permanganate method (Ak. KMn0,) determination of available nitrogen (N) for in soil was given by (1) Olsen 2) Bray (3) Subbiah and Asija (4 Subbiah and Makhija ‘The determination of micro-nutrients ‘on atomic absorption spectro photometer by DIPA was given by (1) Walkley and Black (2) Lindsay and Norwell (3) Bray's @) Olsen's69. 10. 1. ‘afer & dei gro Ca? aft Ge A savin fra i a fea wa A eta a? () Setfemge > eee > Areifeeiarge > ve (2) dhetifeinnse > tte > Setter > eee (3) vie > Saiferne > ere > rirenifeiiarge (@) te > gage > toitfernge > ‘afiigeree fre 48 fea aeie arr Pater sed Ha HL HAS 7 ECiW () LR=305¢,,) — ECiw ECSE, 2) LR=S0EC,,) — ECsoil @) LR S(ECs; (4) LR =ECiw * ECsoil gan frat eran aifean fafa segura (SAR) = 25.02 @ atfgan witada arr ‘SGA (ESR) EFT (1) 0.398 (3) 0.425 (2) 0.375 (4) 0.596 16 69. The case of replacement of Ca?* from 70. nm colloids by plant uptake varies in order : (1) Kaolinite > Ilite> Montmorillonite > Peat (2). Montmorillonite > Peat > Kaolinite > Mlite (3) Peat > Kaolinite > lite > Montmorillonite Peat > Illite > Kaolinite > @ Vermiculite Leaching requirement can be estimated by which of following relationship ? (4) LR = ECiw * ECsoil If the Exchangeable Sodium Ratio (SAR) of given soil is 25.0, then calculate the ESR. (1) 0.398 2) 0.375 (3) 0.425 (4) 0.596 01 (Agriculture Chemistry)72. We ATHESR = 0.39 8a gah ESP A sora eft (1) 36% (2) 26% (3) 32.0% (4) 40.0% 73, sare Reh enter er a reer weet Ss fe 10.0 T frees Ft aragacrat ate 8, at 74% (Elemental Sulphur) #1 fet at At aT ett 7 @) 08 @ 18T @) 287 (4) 207 14. dati C,H OF Rech are at 2 7 (1) 95-96% (2) 80-85% (3) 90-95% (4) 85-90% 75. wah sas as are chet HN Et argat Behe Q) 0.1-0.5% @) 1-5% @) 05-1% () 5-7™% 76. Sr aT Ties cea Rela wher Ws Te eel a Pritia em 2 en dee oe sr wala Hea a 2 aN @ P @) Ca @ K 01 (Agriculture Chemistry) v7 2. B. 4. 78. 16. ‘The exchangeable sodium ratio is 0.39, then ESP of the soil will be (1) 36% 2) 26% (3) 32.0% (4) 40.0% If requirement of 10 T gypsum is needed to amend the soil, then element sulphur wii be required Q) 08T Q) 18T G3) 2.8T 4) 20T Carbon (C), Hydrogen (11) and Oxygen (O) constitute about in plants (1) 95-96% 2) 80-85% (3) 90-95% (4) 85-90% The N concentration in N sufficient plant varies : (1) 0.1-0.5% Q) 1-5% @) 05-1% (4) 5-7% The nutrient element regulate the opening and closing of stomata and transformation of nutrients ? WN Q) P @) Ca @«K71. 8. 9. 80. wet (S) aes are atti ofa ot acai aqaaae (1) staeire, (2) fered, Reena oa wredine @) Rradts, Rees wa Aries (4) feén, SRrria ed aie HM 12 Keal Hall dt arsitprebe sive A ‘dufea a8 ag FH AT BV (Molecule) Fae ahaa STAT ? (1) ADP (38) (2) ATP (@&t.) G) Coby: @) fear Mn #1 att & GF aren 7s () AR SH 2) Sera a ctef fata der (Q) Redanf ier 4) SK afta at an cafe figt % aa a eae AT 1.5 (38) M gm 2 dl 0 ~ 10 om TaUd oH OH Beet yet or AE kg HST (1) 2.2 10° fm. (2) 1.5 * 108 fam. (3) 2.25 « 106 fam, @) 3.0 10° fem. 71. 7B. 79. Sulphur containing amino acids in mustard are (1) Auxines (2) Cysteine, Cystine and Phytines (3) Cysteine, Cystine and Methionine (4) Cysteine, Methionine and Auxines If 12 k cal energy is accumulated in two pyrophosphate bond, then which molecule stores that energy ? qd) App @ ATP ) CeH,20, (4) Ketones ‘Mn deficiency causes (1) Grey speck of oat (2) Speckled yellow of sugar beet (3) Marsh spot of pea (4) Allofthese If bulk density of soil is 1.5 (one and half) M gm, find the weight of 0~ 10 em depth of one hector soil in kg. (1) 2.2 = 10% kg Q) 15 * 10% kg (3) 2.25 « 10% kg. @) 3.0 « 108 kg 01 (Agriculture Chemistry)81. Reet genase aman (FC), aa rat (PWP) a Sree et H Bde aS | (1) FC=AWC-PWP (2) AWC =FC-PWP (3) PWP=FC-AWC (4) AWC=PwP-FC 82. fara feetae diéfirrat Eh Fe 32 Pet? Hager’ 7 (Q) O.18H015 (2) 0.389032 G) 0.208028 (4) 0.2880.22 at foraepr ama feftes erermatiis feer— ‘aMrz 8 | Bail See (Ustic) frat faa wart dar 2 2 (1) Berra at Q) tara aaa 3) Hides at (ger ach) (4) flere a 4 Cast) 84, ard oad fea Gee gro Saat oat A seria at 8, sa ere Te Te ‘Bf aad 2 Q) Aart aa 2) SR art arr (3) Bal & eri arr @) Be ReR aferat grr 01 (Agriculture Chemistry) a9 81. 82. ‘The relationship among the Field Capacity (FC), wilting point and Available Water Capacity (AWC) is (1) FC= AWC-Wilting Point (PWP) @) AWC=FC-PWP (3) PWP=FC-AWC (4) AWC=PWP-FC ‘The Redox potential Eh of Fe“ to F at which change in form occur ? (1) 0.18100.15 (2) 0.3810 0.32 (3) 0.20100.28 (4) 0.28 to 0.22 The Nomenclature of sol is typie hyper thermic ustipssment is, then the ustic stand for a) 2) GB) (a) temperature regime textural class moisture regime mineral class Heavy metals are accumulated in higher (large amount) amount when irrigated with untreated sewage (1) Wheat seeds (grains) (2) Barley seeds (grains) (3) Mustard seeds (4) Leafy vegetables85, AHS! ZaMT a aust fer & Fame aT aeore ware (WRITE) Hi tier ze (1) r@ BOD, COD (2) #4 BOD, COD (3) #=@8 BOD, COD (4) =e CoD 86. aaeT se Hans Al wafer a gre Feat sian 2, Aiton i sia ah orf aa a agai & fea sere ares B 2 a) ce @) ce @) crs (4) wa fea a HS ag eT 87. arg Bieai & dan vara a PTT a a Sunt rg area ade 2 () CraNi @) maFe 3) Cua Pb (4) Zn3Cu 88. Be aeil Hf ez (Blue) Aah farsi aH athe Praia fire fae ht safes ArT BAH are ee ? a) ca 2) NOx @) Pb @) Ni 20 85. 88. ‘Tannery and textile industrial effluents are characterized by (1) High BOD, COD (2) Low BOD, COD (3) Medium BOD, COD (4) High COD ‘Tannery is treated with chromium (Cr) which form of chromium is more hazardous to animal and human being q@ ce @) cr @) cre (4) None of these Metal finishing industries effluents are rich in which heavy metals ? (1) CrandNi (2) Znand Fe (@) CuandPb 4) Znand Cu Blue baby syndrome is caused by excesses presence of a) ca 2) NO, 3) Pb @) Ni 01 (Agriculture Chemistry)89, 90. OL. 92. seard ed dion ve nd rg area oaftre Her aa S acta 2 () Pb (2) Ni @) Cd (4) Cr afseran ata gdeat USSR # ael a eff fare opie QP cen srefter sft Bt oat aft woh 2 () afr (2) are @) Fifa (4) Ha faer a a sta or agifscher sar arto aa a (2) afta stare A arftresar Q) Sete that cen weet ht ante (3) arrefre erg gf ort A area (4) wel ven gaits Fi qu fren a aor aft oir rae tra 6% 3 eT Hare Sia aire ree eR A ATE See 7 () N,0 @) CO, G) SO, (@) NH; 01 (Agriculture Chemistry) a 91. 92. The itai-itai disease is caused by higher content of which heavy metal in rice ? @) Pb Q) Ni @) ca @ Cr Nuclear Power Plant accident took place which place in then USSR causing great hazard to agricultural soil and aquatic life : (1) Beijing (2) Moscow (3) Chemobyl (4) Kieve Which of the following is not result of eutrophication? (1) accumulation of algae high aquatic planv/fish mortality detrimental change in water quality Improving the water quality and good eco system Which of the following gas (green house gas) contribute around 6.0% to the anthropogenic green house effect ? () N,0 Q C0, @) So, (4) NH,93. 94, 95. 96. ait. (sitehfes day wi tat arafia afin ramr fart Saf. er am feeafafiad fa MKS eo AT we 7 OP = 0.36 x EC () Sal argv sta tet (2) Raa afr a. Het (3) reat ete afer a, Arex (4) Seth rdte fa 8. set the gfe % fea ois difear weit (R8.C) Bafa en (mel!) BIAS (1) <1.25 (mel!) (2) <2.5 (mel!) (3) <4.0 (mer) 4) > 4.0 (mel) aa A Rares srawrect (LR) eh aon farang wet Ht LA. dsm! cet TH Frapra set 1 $a. 10 dsm! Ba (1) 20.5% (2) 35.4% (3) 40.0% (4) 40.3% aera ved A aon tigi wea eI wl I BATA (P.D.) (1) id ates ae ez | (2) Fema! (3) et aan’ fee asa e | (4) meme 2 93. 94. 95. 96. The relation between Osmatic Pressure (bar or atmosphere) and electrical conductivity for salt mixture is OP =0.36 EC, the EC is expressed as in MKS system (1) dsm (2) mhos/em (3) pmhos/em (@) dimhos/em The sale limit of Residual Sodium Carbonate (R. growth is? .C.) mel“! for the plant (1) <1.25mel @Q) <2.5 mel! G) <4.0mer! (4) > 4.0 melt What will be the Leaching Requirement (LR) of the given irrigation water having EC 4 dsm! when EC of drainage water is 10 dsm? (1) 20.5% (2) 35.4% () 40.0% (4) 40.3% With the increase in organic matter of the given soil the Particle Density (P.D.) ? (1) Does not change (No change) (2) Increases (3) First decreases and then increases (4) Decreases 01 (Agriculture Chemistry)97. sa wi wefhfien sites wa erdgiange feu we & afera € 7 (), eet staat 2) eel sesftectt (3) sfeerdt (4) softer 98. Her A fetes Heit af ara eit @ (1) 0,-20%,N,~ 80%, CO,-0.21% ars 0.90% (2) O, - 20%, N, ~ 78.6%, CO, — 0.50% Wa ars 0.90% (3) O, ~ 22%, Ny ~ 76.8%, CO, 1.5% Ui sir 0.95% (4) 0, -24%, Ny ~ 74%, CO, ~ 2.0% Galt 1.5% 99, fafire son St oforen @ fe ser Ft ae sae St eet 1 are aeret apr fase art agn & faa stars 8 7 @) PF @) °K @) °C (4) 01°F fevehh waned A eT err ata Tea Bet 2 a weet FF faite Son at vert At ae 100. (WaT Q) Tee 3) INSTT | (4) Fe 01 (Agriculture Chemistry) 97. 99, 100. Iron and aluminium oxides and hydroxides are the colloidal material of which of the following nature ? (1) Slowly reversible (2) Slowly irreversible (3) Reversible (4) Irreversible What is the composition of soil air ? (1) 0,~20%, N,-80%, CO, 0.21% and argon 0.90% (2) 0, ~ 20%, Ny ~ 78.6%, CO, ~ 0.50% and argon 0.90% (3) O, — 22%, N, — 76.8%, CO, - 1.5% and argon 0.95% (4) 0, -24%, Ny ~ 74%, CO, ~ 2.0% and argon 1.5% Specific heat may be defined as the amount of heat required to raise the temperature of one gram substance by () 1°F Q) eK @) °C (4) 01°F The heat capacity of given material is equal to its specific heat (1) divided by the mass of given material (2) added by the mass of given material (3) multiplied by the mass of given material (4) subtracted by the mass of given materialcrane fare SIF / SPACE FOR ROUGH WORK OL _cagricutture Chemistry) 24