Agricultural GK Quiz and Answers

Prevention: When the white fly reaches the economic limit (6 adults per leaf), apply 300 EC or Oxydemethan Methyl 25 EC (Metasystax) and one liter of Neem based insecticide (Nimbicidin/Ashkar) in 250 liters of water alternately per acre. Spray in.

Plant Parameters – These plant parameters help plants control the rates of transpiration by acting as a resistance to the movement of water out of the plant. A pore in the cells of the outer layer of a leaf that is surrounded by two guard cells and is used for gas exchange.

Bananas are used raw or cooked in a variety of dishes from curries to banana chips, pakodas, fruit preserves, or simply baked or steamed.

Pruning: To get continuous and good harvest from the vines, it is very important to prune them at the right time. When to prune: Pruning can be done when the vine is in dormancy, but the process should be completed before the buds burst. Generally pruning is done in the month of January.

Green ear disease is also known as soft hairy Asita disease. There is an outbreak of this disease in almost all the areas where millet is cultivated. Due to this disease, instead of grains, crooked green leaves start growing in the plants.

Jowar crop is considered a camel crop because it can grow in dry soils and withstand prolonged drought. It is a rain-fed crop, mainly grown in the states of Maharashtra, Andhra Pradesh, Tamil Nadu and Karnataka.

Sowing – Sow at the rate of 20-25 kg seeds per hectare in rows at a distance of 20-25 cm. Rizka can be sown from the second fortnight of October to the first week of December.

It is a member of the Malvaceae family. There are two types of it found in the world. The first is known as native cotton (Gassypium arboreum) and (Ga; herbarium) and the second is known as American cotton (Ga, hirsutum) and (Barvadens).

Monocotyledons are plants whose seeds have only one cotyledon. Examples include garlic, onion, palm, coconut etc. If the seeds of any plant have two cotyledons, it is known as dicotyledonous plants. Examples include mustard, jute, lemon, orange etc. These are seen in angiosperm plants only when these plants have a seed coat.

A total of 16 nutrients are required for normal growth and development of plants. ,

• Plants obtain carbon, hydrogen and oxygen from air and water.

• Plants obtain nitrogen, phosphorus and potassium from the soil. ,

• Plants absorb calcium, magnesium and sulfur in small quantities.