Plant Pathology MCQ Question and Answer | Agriculture MCQ Question

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1.
The C : N ratio of saw dust is

A. 25 : 1

B. 225 : 1

C. 250 : 1

D. 125 : 1

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2.
The nutrient with a key role in biological N-fixation is

A. N

B. P

C. Cl

D. Mo

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3.
Which of the following elements is not major nutrient element?

A. N

B. P

C. S

D. Zn

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4.
Which photosynthetic bacteria possess both PS I and PS II?

A. Purple sulphur bacteria

B. Cyanobacteria

C. Purple nonsulphur bacteria

D. Green sulphur bacteria

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5.
The most striking symptom of false smut of rice (Claviceps oryzae-sativae) is/are

A. Transformation of individual kernels into large, velvety, green balls

B. Sometimes the size of kernel are more than twice the diameter of normal grain

C. The colour of kernels finally changes to greenish black

D. All of these

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Plant Pathology MCQ Question and Answer | Agriculture MCQ Question

1. The C : N ratio of saw dust is

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2. The nutrient with a key role in biological N-fixation is

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3. Which of the following elements is not major nutrient element?

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4. Which photosynthetic bacteria possess both PS I and PS II?

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5. The most striking symptom of false smut of rice (Claviceps oryzae-sativae) is/are

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1.
The C : N ratio of saw dust is

2.
The nutrient with a key role in biological N-fixation is

3.
Which of the following elements is not major nutrient element?

4.
Which photosynthetic bacteria possess both PS I and PS II?

5.
The most striking symptom of false smut of rice (Claviceps oryzae-sativae) is/are