Agronomy - Study Mode
[#186] Pusa-9 variety of arhar mature in
Correct Answer
(C) 130 - 140 days
Explanation
Solution: Pusa-9 variety of arhar is developed in IARI, Pusa. It is being cultivated in Assam, Bihar, West Bengal, and Other North Eastern states. This variety is suitable for cultivation in that agro-climatic regions. It matures in 130 - 140 days.
[#187] % of impurity in a seed sample is termed as
Correct Answer
(D) Dockage
Explanation
Solution: Purity analysis of seeds is done to find the proportion of pure seed component in the seed along with, seeds of other crops, weed seed and inert matter by weight in percentage. The percentage of impurity in a seed sample is termed Dockage, which is the presence of foreign matter in seeds, determined by analysis of the seed.
[#188] Which of the following is semi tolerant crop of salinity?
Correct Answer
(C) Rape
Explanation
Solution: Out of the following Rape seed is the semi-tolerant crop of salinity. It means the crop is tolerant to the moderate levels of salt in the soil water. Rapeseed is a bright-yellow flowering member of the family, cultivated for its oil-rich seeds. It can be cultivated on a wide variety of well-drained soils. with pH between 5.5 to 8.3.
[#189] Find the Rice equivalent yield of a system where, Rice yield = 6 t/ha, wheat yield 40 q/ha, price of rice Rs. 30,000/ton and price of wheat is Rs. 2,000/qt.
Correct Answer
(B) 8.66 t/ha
Explanation
Solution: Rice equivalent yield is calculated to compare system performance by converting the yield of non-rice crops into equivalent rice yield on a price basis. Formula: REY = Yx (Px/Pr) Where, Yx is the yield of non-rice crops (kg/ha) = 4,000 kg/ha of wheat Px is the price of non-rice crops (Rs. per kg) = 2,000 per qt Pr is the price of rice (Rs. per kg) = 30,000 per ton Here, REY = 8.66 t/ha
[#190] Fruit of Mustard is known as
Correct Answer
(D) Siliqua
Explanation
Solution: Silique or siliqua is the fruit of the mustard family. It resembles a seed capsule having two fused carpels with the length being more than three times the width. When it becomes dry, then the length is less than three times the width of the dried fruit, then it is called a silicle. Further, the outer walls of the ripe fruit are separate and named as dehiscent.