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The black and white barring in barred plymouth rock is due to . . . . . . . . barring gene.
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Answer: Option A
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National Academy of Agriculture Research Management is located at
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Answer: Option B
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Match the following Columns:
Column I Column II
a. Allicin 1. Odour in garlic
b. Citral 2. Aroma in orange
c. Isopentyl acetate 3. Aroma in almond
d. Benzaldehyde 4. Aroma in banana
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Answer: Option B
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Butter contain, about . . . . . . . . fat
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Answer: Option C
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How much juice is required for preparation of fruit squash?
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Answer: Option B
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Hezalnut belongs to the family
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Answer: Option C
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Intensive Agriculture Area Programme came into operation in
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Answer: Option A
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Guava contains
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Answer: Option B
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Guava is widely recognized as a rich source of Vitamin C, but the commonly accepted average value in agriculture and horticulture references is around 200 mg per 100 g of edible pulp.

While some sources may report higher values such as 300 mg or more, these usually represent specific varieties or ideal conditions, not the standard reference used in most exam contexts.

In agricultural miscellaneous questions, answers are typically based on standard average composition values rather than maximum recorded content.

Therefore, the most appropriate and accepted answer is 200 mg/100 g pulp, making Option B correct.
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Sulphur dioxide is toxic to plant at or above concentrations
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The ultimate objective of extension work is the full development of . . . . . . . .
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