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Strategies for Enhancement in Food Production Test - 13
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    Sesbania rostrata is preferred as green manure over other species because -

     

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    Mycorrhiza work 's as -

     

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    Which of the following groups of herbicides is derived from urea, and is used for controlling weeds in tea, tobacco and cotton ?

     

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    Which of the following pest is eradicated by sterilisation technique?

     

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    Azolla increases rice productivity due to its association with -

     

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    Which of the following pairs serve as biofertilizers?

     

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    Carbamates are used as a

     

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    The carbamates are used in agriculture as insecticides, fungicides, herbicides, nematocides, or sprout inhibitors. In addition, they are used as biocides for industrial or other applications and in household products. A potential use is in public health vector control. Thus, these chemicals are part of the large group of synthetic pesticides that have been developed, produced, and used on a large scale in the last 40 years. Thus, option D is correct.

     

     

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    One of the following is a source of rubber:

     

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    Which insect was used to check the spread of cacti ?

     

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    Guayule is –

     

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