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    Key to Success in Agriculture (MCQs for JRF, SRF, NET and Other Competitive Exams) Dr. B.N. Kalsariya Dr. P.R. Kanani WY ee Department of Agricultural Extension College of Agriculture Junagadh Agricultural University Junagadh-362 001 Key to Success in Agriculture (MCQs for JRE, SRF, NET and Other Competitive Exams) First Edition : March, 2015 Copy : 1000 Price : Rs. 180/- Publisher : ‘The Principal & Dean College of Agriculture Junagadh Agricultural University Junagadh-362 001 Printer : Kamnath Mudranalaya Pvt. Ltd. 13, Vijay Plot, Gondal Road, Rajkot-360 002. Phone : 0281-2462522 MESSAGE Dr. ALR. Pathak Vice chancellor Junagadh Agricultural University Sumagadh-362 001 Website: http://www.jau.in Email: vo@jau.in Phone: (Office) #91-285-2671784 ‘The agriculture sector of India has occupied almost 43 percent of India's ‘geographical area. Agriculture is still only the largest contributor to India's GDP even after a decline in the same in the agriculture share of India. Agriculture also plays a significant role in growth of socio-economic sector in India, In the earlier times, India was Targely dependent upon Tood imports but the successive stories ofthe agriculture sector of Indian economy have made it self-sufficient in grain production. The country also has substantial reserves for the same, India depends heavily on the agriculture sector, especially on the food production unit after the 1960 crisis in food sector. Since then, India has puta lot of effort tobe self-sufficient in the food production and this endeavour of India has led to the Green Revolution. The Green Revolution came into existence with the aim to uplift the agriculture in India Today agriculture has become a profession of high repute. It is being taught in universities as well as education, research and extension fields. tis taught atunder graduate levelas well. Besides, master and doctorate degree are also being awarded in the various disciplines ofthis field. We are fortunate ‘enough that our country has a huge agriculture network devoted to agricultural scientists and rural development work. The era of competition in which, we are living has brought our attention more towards our goals and made our psychology target oriented. It was Arjun of Mahabharata to whom only eye of fish was visible. Our present day students need to be specific and target focused to pave their way for greater understanding and march owards success. ‘The present book entitled "Key to Success in Agriculture" is a sincere ‘endeavor to address the above said issues and is designed in particular for the students enrolled in B.Sc(Agri), MSc.(Agri), JRF, SRF and NET ‘examination, Itis hoped tha this book will be helpfulto those students/scholars {in competitive examination which is expected to help them in future while ‘working in education and teaching, Itis expected thatthe present book will meet the requirement ofall the Aisciplines of agricultural students. This book will also serve as handy tool for ‘the grass root level as well as higher level of PG courses running as per Fourth, Deans' Committee, Theartily congratulate to Dr. A. V. Barad, Principal & Dean, College of ‘Agriculture, JAU, Junagadh for encouraging Dr. P. R. Kanani, Professor & Head, and Dr. B. N, Kalsariya, Asstt. Professor, Deptt of Agri. Extension for preparing such comprehensive publication in the interest of the agricultural students, Talso congratulate to all the concerned teachers who gave theiruseful and knowledgeable chapter/sinthis book. eee (A.R. Pathak) | 1 | MESSAGE, Dr. A.V. Barad Principal and Dean College of Agriculture Junagadh Agricultural University Junagadh-362 001 E-Mail : principal_coa@jau.in Phone No, +91-285-267028 Acriculture is lifeblood of Indian economy and erucial to our economic development inthe long term. Since independence, there is dramatic transformation of Indian agriculture from shortages to surpluses. The nation has achieved food grain self-sufficiency by ‘enhancing production from eround 50 million tonnes in 1950 to over 250 million tonnes today. ‘This was achieved through the Green Revolution that brought about through strong political wii und environment of favourable infrastructure, new technolouy induction, policy support and energized agricultural extension system, ‘The competition exeminations have become a routine procedure of recruitment and administrations for higher position and education, Now a day, a large number of shortabjective type questions appear in the examination-These questions call for quick. ‘answering for success within a specified shor period of ime. A sincere effort has been made by the college of agriculture topresent them in most easy, short and understandable language ‘or the benefit of students those who are interested in competitive examination "Key to Success in Agricultire” for competitive examination in agricultural discipline contains 13 chapters covering all related disciplines. This book has given due Jmportance and whole syllabus was covered as per ICAR and SAU's prograznmes in relation toagriculture, Fach chapter contdining the semester wise multiple choice questions and total ‘more than 7000 objective questions with multiple choices have been framed and arranged sequentially for the easy understanding of the students. Recent information and developmentin the field of B.Sc. Agriculture have been incorporated inthe text. This books, primarily intended to serve as a appearing in competitive examinations of undergraduate, post graduate and doctorate programmes in agriculture of various universities. Thus, this ‘book is based on the syllabus of student of agriculture stream; it may be useful not only to students butalso teachers and researchers, Finally, Ihave belief and hope that this book will fulfil the requirement of students of agriculture for appearing indifferent competitive examination. 1 thankful to Dr, P.R, Kanani, Professor & Head; and Dr. B. N. Kalsariya, Asstt Professor, Deptt. of Agril. Extension for preparing this objective type book and concerned teachers whe have been send their chapters in timely. This made possible to give this book to the hand of students and scholars. 2m (A.V. Barad) PREFACE Generation of new technology and its effective transfer to those who need them is highly important in order to satisfy the changing needs all over world, Agricultural Education in its broadest sense coversall man's endcavours inthe acquisition, transmission and absorption of Knowledge of the better means and understanding of the processes which lead to the scientific and better farming and cover all the basic needs of the human beings, i.e. food, clothing and shelter. Accepting the scarcity of available literature on the competitive examinations, to satisfy the need of the students. Department of Agricultural Extension, college of Agriculture, Junagadh Agricultural University, Junagadh took initiative to publish this objective book for wider use. It is anticipated that this book will be helpful to the students, teachers ofthe agricultural universities and professional workers in the field. This book provides all most all different aspects of agriculture discipline included in the various Agricultural Universities syllabi. If it becomes useful even to a few students, who will pass JRE, SRF and PG entrance examinations, our effort will be ‘fruitful We express our sincere thanks to our honorable Vice Chancellor, Dr A. R. Pathak for his unvarying encouragement and guidance to publish this book. We also appreciate and encouragement for birth ofthis book to Dr. A. V. Barad, Prineipal and Dean, College of Agriculture, Junagadh Agricultural University, Junagadh for his keen interest and financial supporto publish this book. We are also extremely obliged to Dr. A. Y. Desai, Dean, PG Studies and Director of Research, JAU, Junagadh and Professor and Head ofall the department of Agriculture, JAU, Junagadh those who provide the objective material to publish this bookin timely. ‘March 19, 2015 Dr. B.N. Kalsariya Junagadh Dr. PR. Kanani Sr No. u 2 1B 14 15 16 "7 18 19 20 a 2 2 4 25 26 21 28 29 30 Course Code UNDER GRADUATE COURSES OF AGRICULTURE & HORTICULTURE FACULTY ‘Agron.t.1 Introductory Agriculture and Principles of Agronomy Agron.1.2 Field Crops-I AgMet2.1 Agricultural Meteorology ‘Agon3.5 Weed Management ‘Agron5,7 Water Management including Micro Irrigation ‘Agron.69 Farming Systems and Sustainable Agriculture ‘Agion.6.8 Organic Farming ‘AgMet8.2 Remote Sensing, Geographical Information System (GIS) ‘and Land Use Planning (LUP) Agron.8.11 Seed Production Technology ‘Agron.8.12 Cultivation of commercially Important Medicinal and ‘Aromatic Plants Agron.8.13 Commercial spices production ‘Ag. Chem, 1.1 Introduction to Soil Science ‘AgChem.2.2 Soil Chemisty, Sol Fetlty and Nutrient Management ‘Ag. Chem, 6:3 Manutes, Fertilizers and Agrochemicals Pl,Path, 1.1 Introductory Plant Pathology AgMicro.2.1 Agricultural Microbiology PLPath32 Principles of Plant Pathology PIPathS.3 Diseases of field crop and their management PLPath, 64 Introductory Nematology PLPath.6.5 Diseases of Horticultural Crops and Their Management ‘Ag. Ento. 5.3. Pests of field crops and stored grain and their management |Ag.Ent. 64 Pests of Horticultural crops and their management Biochem-4.1, Biochemistry PBG 11 Economic Botany PEG 22 Principles of Genetics PBG33 Principles of Plant Breeding PLPhy 3.1. Crop Physiology-1 PBG44 Breeding Field/Horticultre Crops PLPay 4.2 Crop Physiofogy Tl PBGSS Principles of Seed Technology Page 37 4 7 39 a 6s 68 n n 2 87 93 ” 103 108 13 us 12 27 133 139 144 148 31 32 3 34 35 36 37 38 39 41 2 4B 45 46 4a 49 31 32 33 S46 35 56 37 38 PBG 66 ENVS6.1 BSe12 BSC 16 BSC2.8 NRMH23 FRT36 FRT44 VEG. 5.1 Ag Engg.2.1 AgEngg-32 ‘Ag. Engg. 6.4 AgEngg 5.3 LPM41 &1PM52 Ag.Bcon. 2.1 AGB von 2 AgEcon. 43 Agcon. 5.4 Ag. Econ. 65 BSo.11 Agstet22 Ag. Bnto 3.1 Ag. Ento 4.2 Ag. Extn3.1 Ag Extn.53 Ag. Extn. 64 Ag. Extn. 86 AgExtn, 88 Principles of Plant Biotechnology Environmental Science Introductory Crop Physiology Introductory Botany Growth and Development of Horticultural crops Environmental Sciences Principles of Geneties & Cytogenetics Principles of Plant Breeding Brocding of Vegetables, Tuber and Spice crops ‘Fundamentals of Soil Water Conservation Engineering Farm Power and Machinery Renewable Energy Protected Cultivation &Post-Harvest Technology Principles of Livestock production and management, Dairy Cattle & Buffalo Production & Management Principles of Agricul ‘Agril. Marketing Trade and Price ‘Agril, Finance & Co-operation Fundamentals of Agri-Business Management Production Eonomics and Farm Management Introduction to Computer Agriculturl Sttistios Insect Morphology and systematics Insect ecology and integrated pest management including beneficial insects Dimension of Agricultural Extension [Extension Methodologies for Transfer of Agricultural Tecknology Entrepreneurship Development Agricultural Journalism Behavioral Skills al Bconomics POST GRADUATE COURSES OF AGRICULTURE FACULTY Beonomic Agill Extension Agronomy Biochemistry 153 159 164 169 15 180 184 189 198 201 207 212 217 226 233 29 245 254 258 262 268 mm 216 286 313 316 321 304 345 367 390 1 coe i Agron.LL Introductory Agriulture and Principles of Agronomy [ited by Auther + Prot.N.N. Galant » » 9 Ij plans caedy iting upward oft pst along wiho om is ema pasa inenperte regan ered es (4) Sutton) esta {© Sal eacion Oy zieneng Jue Angst ste semnd and wath season of ‘pe ya use the topic ding which ets a flrs known ; (9 Syrng \ (Aso) Wier \ Indian Agicunral Recah testi is popula) tow a {A ICAR GRoystConsision {Q)Poeatostie D) DARE racic of ion in eat i emed as (A) Acroponic (By Geaponic (A) Asropnic (8) Gexponic {© poponicD) Monoponic “Te pectic of eulivain in th is termed as {)Aioponic) Geoponic (© Hydroponic (D) Monopenic “Tie response of plans othe relive length ofthe day end ight is knowns. (A) Ligh ines by Phtoperosm (© Day neal D) Leg of day ‘Tie result ft of lag a wich si a, sol water and soil aggregates ain parfet hanno is termed a. 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Unveriy was (© Yalow mexaic(D) Noe of above sabe ding the yer 14) Bate species uss seal weatmenstsoybom, (ayaa (2 1862 ® (©) 1972) 2004 AS Rizbienjaponicum fe | 101) Inia esives most of inf m,n (@) Rozsa meio (©)Raizbiam pst SE GSW © Rizo (ONE (NW 15) Sorghum vsioty resistance agsast san is © GyGrs a cr35 (OSL FRCS tis geome aa Crops. 16) Sexgium young plant cots aed by Auther = Dr. RM. Solanki 'sposonos to anima 1) Sate fevelmainesarchaionforeasoris ested (@) Rca Dhan ©) Gospel () Al above « 17) Fain dergence cop. * (A) isa (Ad agi (B) Bat (C) Ba (D) Kaa SK, Nagar (D) Raho, 18) “High ysine contin compact vay of aie 2) “Woo tgniy of unde i (@) Peaiceae ‘Binet (© Tiaseae D) Mateste (© Maize (8) Maizes 3) Semi-spreadin voy of groundnuts 19) Photoand temo insenstve vay of is te wed coz (8) Rama (@) GR 66-11) 66% FIR-28 ) Altabove 4) Groundaat keel onan 20) “prolonged cloudy weather wit igh enperture at ed (4) 40% BHF50% (C) 30% () 55% the ime of Bowesng ested in poor sex stig in 5) Gpstor seed hs poisonous alkalaid castors known a. icin (8) NO, (©) Oxalate (0) None (A) Polen busing sof 6)” Recommended set rtf) forkynid castor (B) Mae stile is (© Sexrevesion 162025 (8)506 (©) Sex inversion ® (©) 20.25 D) 10-18 21) Fit being branches in cotons known as. 1) Gente of erin fr cots. (8) Monopedial (8) Aftea (B) USA (©) China yoda \@rSympodial 8) The king of gros mane cop is (© Monoecious : (2) Conpes )aliabove (© Diaincin (D) Goat SA] BB[ HE [wa] WAL TCP SA] 3A] aS] SA] OA | DOA Sa] wal TA [RD] GA] wal ED] S| ira] eB |S | OC [TS 22) Flower buds, ike small pyramidal shaped green sree iallod 23) Tae process ike seeping, esting and extraction are the pra pres yTe (C) Sugarcane (D) Rice 24) Srmpone oP aes we cates ‘epesng Reig Bxrsedon (D) None ofthese 1 Soamsa yea gow (A) Japan (B) India (C) sia (D) All these 15 re Poe eral poms Japan (B) India (C) Indonesia (D) All hese 129 ~Receatcmennesdupty romero (4 Coes nih Borne cepa oni (D) Corchorus olitorius a Regret taki ney ein (a) Pat osc ne Sune oy ponsbenate slot {GFrassel (8) Silk (©) Cob (D) Disc ay Meaercseraei ebm ane fae ciee(OKelt yon sy. Reema protect ptt {hoy mater yt) Benoit Biological yield (D) Crop yield 12) Mobango fo 3 38) 39) 40) 4p 42) 4) (©Groundmat (D) Jute “The inflorescence of suger is calle. (4) Spike (B) Tase (©) Panicle ‘Which species of supareane is snc? (A) Stocharum arbes (@) Saccharum sins LeySrecarn ofan (D) Stecharumspontanenn cybean ibe arown or he fis tine ina field ‘he seed should be treated with @ (B) Azotobacter um (D) Acospiilsm ‘Whats czop roation? (A) Growing more da one op at time ey ec ese ain {© Growing ofan associat crop in baw the rowscfmn cop (©) Growing of crops together in strips ‘Tedesco ing protons (#9 Toetbighe cop roon (ByTogpthipher cums poreni aa of est msn he atily oth a "Torco th wood nde conta Incr ra yan o ping mk the ‘oman (0 Solr ene (B) Water resures (© Sit eres OA tie Fl “The cops which ace gr daring sme ae mown ss (@) Rat 5) Khari /aidD) Nowe of tse ‘noble sicin 44) “Trap crops refer to (UP exp Gf Cera exp 632 pom wane ain op wish xe (© Fier crop (B) None of these cep lew inst pest and sass than 133) Palbe crop which doesnot x tmospbeicnizogen themain crop s.. (©) Crop which are resistant to pst and diseases (A) Pigsonpen (8) Pea (© Cops ecient in trapping solr corey (soy smh (D)aops etic in repping afl 34) The pemporalyYoo's in maize root system are... 45) Asbo durtion crop in beoreen wo min eopsis bt (B) Ai 0% (C) Crown os temed as 5) Coronal ons {a)Cash op (9fCachexop(C) Companioncrop 35) Whichof te flowing is cash cop? (©) Bp (A) Potato (B) Tobacco 46 Tae dapog method of raising rice nursery was iokeomm fat ttc inroduod in nin fom 39) is He vary of. 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Temp.(B) Actual BSS ‘known as, (On B58 siti Can Une 62) ‘Kebastenprtac efits {QrewtDen at theca ne 1) Ide aoe a swe ny Owe wins tial ape ees cen 2 “Reason tym scope mt Sens : bas pene ae (aS te (oumuy ere new Doe | Goovexou 15) Weenies pei i dy |e) Meats oferp ats state ae ines on } NAF40-25 % (B) 26-35% nown as, Giesosemy ois (oud Uae (©) Neutral (D)Anti eyclonic Aare 2) [Soe aS as eee ae Oe eee ©) [Saleatex [wr] oe] acl on p we baa) me laa | eae 76) densify vertical and hear ain making cloud (4) Camorims (B) Cas cumuta (A) Isobar (lsotherm (©) oobyee Dytsoach (©)Alto-samas (b) Cams 90) The lines on & map joining points having eal 11) The rt of detent of temperature of stated temperate is allt siriscaled (isobar) lotr (A)DALR @) WALR, (© hotyet Dylcach (©)lsoshermal Diinversion 91) Thetnesona mapping pons ving eq vind 78) _Insuaocphere tempers ineease with height due speed is aed. to presence of. 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(ApEsseied Wests (AyCondaction(B)Conveton (© Cyclone (D)Sea breeze (© Asivestion (P)Rason 94) The radiation absorbed by earth surface is 81) The vera afer ofhen, mass end momestum about ‘scaled (A925 HB) 50 % (C75 (D100 % (A) Conduction (8) Convection 95) The mos vaisble amoepherc contents (Ovection(D)Radiation (A) Caton dani (6) Wate vapor 82) ‘Theta by mass tion iselled {©)DaskD Nitrogen (A}Conductin(B) Convention 96) Tho ingoument usd for continuous recording of (©AdvetionD)Radiation pressure ical. 83) The heatmater witout medium aed (A) Barogrsph (B)Thermograph (AXConductontB Convection (OyeowapHD}Eveporieaph (©évectin(D) dition 97) Atmospheres th nit of. 84) The heat transfer though a materiel medium is (ayTemperatue(B) Pressure called (CRadinson(D)Wind speed (A) Conduction (B}Convetion 98) Thoregion ofthe slr spsctum providing thermal (OAdvectionD)Radiation cacy to plats. 85) Thecoralisiceistheighestattbe_region (UV) ifered (A) Topical) Por (OVaBIe(D Mier wave (Oui topicalDyTerpercte 99) Thereyonof the solr pctum proving PAR to 86) The ulvavolt dition is strongly absibed by. plants 160,000, uvenintered (0,08, (© Visible (D)Mieo wave 87) Thesurece ofthe lowest ato is 100) Theregionoftrsorspertumavingkiling eect = (8) Sil B)Wete toplntis : (OVegraionD)ice (UV @Bjinfaed 88) Telines onarap sing pins having equ anal (OVRID) Ae wave fiscal. 101) The spc range fr vise portion ofthe solar (jsobarsthom spectra ChsotyeeDysotch (A) 01-04 jm (B) 04-09 pm 89) ‘The lines ona map joining points having equal (©0715 pm ©) 16-104m prestre ial TERE [BA ME] WS] BB] BD] MA] SE HE | TAT RC 5H | SD [HEH | OS | SEB] Ow | SEA | TH | RE [ORC | TOOA| Le u u a 14 Ei a j 102) Thespostal age forulta volt potion ofthe sol 115) Over dey fd the drinant component of eneray specu tatince is (401-04 um 04-07. () Serb het fx (2) ten at (©)07-1.5 um (D) 16-104 (©'Sol ese Maxed) Nowe 103) Toe spect rage fo infrared porion ofthe solar 116) Nona amount rafal nds -pecrim is (4) 1090 mm (2)850 mm (9901-0 4um8)94.0.F4m (©1800 mun(D) 225 ma (©)07-40 um ©) 50-100, 117) The normal date of onset of SW monsoon at 104) ‘The weather pheaorenan takes place inthis par Kenta is ofthe emosphee (8) 20 May (B) 1 June (C)L5 une(D)30 June (A) Troposphere (B)Satosphxe 118) Theequinax occas on (C)Mesosphere(D)Themosphere (A022 lune (8) 21 Match (C)23 Dee.(D)21 May 105) The foree that reduces wind speed near eat 119) Thewind blowing from seat andi known surface (A) Land breeze (B) Seabreeze (A) Corns (B) Fiona free (©)Mountsinbeeze(D) Valley bree (©) CenripeakDCetitigal 120) Thereflected radiation is measured by .. 106) _Protonged meteorological drought esis into (A) Pytheliometer(B) Albedometer (A)Metoroogical(B)Hyologcal (OygromeerD)Barometee (C)AgrcutwalD)Contnget 121) The drought resus doe to inegue snl a say 107) The shelter belts are used to protect crops season agtiost.. (APerenent(B)Seasonal (A) Heat @)Moitre (©icontingen(D) invisible (© Wind DVRs 108) ‘The iype of weather orccast weil for agrcutal -Agron.3.5 Weed Management operations. Ealted by Auther Dr. R.K. Mathulia (A) Shot range (B) Meaium range 1) The author of the book “Modem Weed (©) Leng ange(D) Local fereast Managemen 108) ‘The short ge forecasts valid for ABVOR. Gapla (B) VS. Rao (8) 1-3 days 8)S8 days (CUNC. Joshi (0) LL. Somani (©) 612 hous (0)1-6 ours 2) The author of the book “Principles of Weed 10) The medium range frees ivf. Scionce" is (A) 13 days (B) 58 days (OP. Gupa B'S. Reo (©) 6-12 days (D)1-S hours (ONC. Joshi D) LL. Soman 111) The long range forecasts given fo. 3) Awed competes seed to seed eye within two (A) 10-15 days (8) 1 month to four weeks is called (€) 30-60 days (D) Season ‘fetal (B) Bini 112) Tae long range frcast is given by (©) Peranial mera (A1SRO @) IMD 4) Which of he followings ephemeral weed? (ONCARDYIARL (4) Amaranth viii(B) Lanian camera 113) ‘The parofvisbletight induce gemination of sed iur(D) Avena fe (A) Ble (B)Green 5) “Which of oe flowings is surumer annual wood? (CWellowD) Red . \B)Trisatheca spp (B) Lantana camera 114) Over inigate field the dominat component of (© Cypenes rotuad(D) Chenopodium eam balance is 6) Which oft follwing swine sera weed? (A) Sensible heat fx @) Lett eat x (A) Tranter spp. (B) Lantana cemera (Cait hq) None (©)Cypens rordus(E).Crfopodium abn TRA] WE] OFA | SB] OSB] TOTS] WRB] THA] OB] TD [Mes | ISDS TSA, eal Tew [Ties] Tse | Tae] aD] Ta | eB] sD [ec | sa [oD 1) Which ofthe allowing weeds i owing round the ee? iit) Tenens {GPO Aves 1) Siihofthe towings tic wea? (8) Aor se) Ensen (© Phyllanthus ninai(D) Avena fists 9) Wal fat ore pow wn hy ae oe 12 Ube pound level aga (0 Seige BS sams {© Sint nis (D) Peres toy. Seve anual woués poses —_ whlch Sporn nv shots son ath ir lt Bitopst (Souls @) Stems {(OFlowes 1) Ua prem wends lowe forte fi tine in Be year tr pth ad heer floweracyes any (a) Fis Secon (C) Tid) For 3, Te cont of rede smock mee fiat {Annet (Bega (© Ephemeral 15) Whore loving sb etd psi yee? 1) Sogiaum alpenct8}Codon datyon (© Capers rotndis(D) Lana camera 14) Which the followings is shallow rooted peresrial {© Cyperus ronndus ©) Lantana camer 15) Which of the flowings is deep roc pees ‘weed? (A) Agropyron repens (B) Cynodon dactylon 15 eypersrtan(D) Lanna came 16) Wich of the folowings is dep rooted pete sweet? (A) Agropyton repens(B) Cynodon éaciylon eC) Sorghum halepense(D) Lantana camers ”» weeds ae also Known As DOW” ices weeds ORF Monact(B) Dio '(C) Legume (D) Oilseed 18) Whichof th followings i sy weed? (A) Anas vit “eet {© capers rotund (Chenopodium album 1») 20) 2 2) 28) 26) ™ 28) » 30) 2) 32) Wich ofthe doings isonet weal? (a) Amon Vids (8) Digsm arvensis Eo} ees rotnistD) Chenopodium aan "wees a also known as broad ined wood. (A) Monooot (BHTGot (© Seige ©) Oiteed ii of flavins ist weed? (2) Sorghum nepns(B) Cynon don {© cypens rundusiD). De ast Wacko he allowing at weed? (4) Sorhum inlepexs(8) Cynon dyn vids) Cypriots (4) Ammar viriis (B) Cynodon dctyon rotusdis(D) Chenopeium album ‘Which fe followings is dpe weed? (A) Amaranth viii BY Toba op. (©) Cymodon datylan(D) Chenopodium album Which of te fllowings is hesbaceous weed? te Mavs vridi(B) Larne carers (© Zeit rondo) Prosopis julilor. ‘Wich ofthe followings herbaccous weed? alpun(@) Laniana carers (©) Zips rtudsin(D) Prosopis julio ‘Which of tie followings is bs weed? (A) Ghencpodium album (B) Amant vies hs roeilsgD) Diger aves ‘Which of the flowings ssh weed? (4) Gaenopodia album(B) Aman viii {AG Lanne earvera(D) Dig arvensis ‘Which of te flowing is bh weed? 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(@) Hoftinn (8) Jet Tat *(af Cress lantane {© Zinc @7 Matic (@) Caeoblasisactorun 4 116) Tho alloalelopiy erica co- {©pDecyopls ements sion {)Gytotmgosvinae Ae nies pei (B) ne specie 18) In Tai Nas at Malas, ifs wit 142) {© Diet) Indicct, Cpuniailens was ecoveed rom the weed by 117) The aap is cherie co losing . scion (a) Cocina ana (8) Cacobestscactonun 13) (A) Ine spect (8 fra speci c temetoss (© Dire (Onde 5) Crakagnsaiioe 118) The concurrent allelopathy i refer to 129) Thecasslergnim in nyecbabicde Vogo is. 48) fect often ontbeliving (A) Pasiniapp Fusarium pp. ‘ls anor rowing in vic (©) Atemaispp () Prytopihorspp. i (4) Inter spect) Inte speciic 130) Thvcauloganim nsmjeobatbide Devi. 45) ©) nist. 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