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These multiple-choice questions (MCQs) are designed to enhance your knowledge and understanding in the following areas: Bachelor of Agriculture (BSc agri) .
201. |
First and the heaviest flower drop in fruit plants occurs due to : |
A. | Structural defects in the flowers |
B. | Lack of pollination |
C. | Non fertilization |
D. | All of the above |
Answer» D. All of the above |
202. |
Salient factors which contribute to the fruit drop are: |
A. | Embryo abortion |
B. | Seed number of fruit |
C. | Moisture supply |
D. | All of the above |
Answer» D. All of the above |
203. |
Dormancy can be broken by the use of: |
A. | Thiourea |
B. | Ethlene chlorohydrin |
C. | Ethylene acetylene |
D. | All of the above |
Answer» D. All of the above |
204. |
Solanum melogena is locally known as : |
A. | Tomato |
B. | Potato |
C. | Egg plant |
D. | Chillies |
Answer» C. Egg plant |
205. |
Why hardening is practiced in vegetables: |
A. | To increase the yield |
B. | To increase fruit colour |
C. | To increase the resistance of the plant |
D. | All of the above |
Answer» C. To increase the resistance of the plant |
206. |
At fruit bud differentiation, nitrogen contents are _____________: |
A. | Low |
B. | Medium` |
C. | High |
D. | Very high |
Answer» A. Low |
207. |
Word pomum means: |
A. | Fruit |
B. | Vegetable |
C. | Flower |
D. | None of these |
Answer» A. Fruit |
208. |
Chromose number of citrus is: |
A. | 8 |
B. | 9 |
C. | 10 |
D. | 11 |
Answer» B. 9 |
209. |
Parthenocarpy refers to : |
A. | Seedless fruits |
B. | Fruit without pollination |
C. | Seeds without pollination |
D. | None of above |
Answer» B. Fruit without pollination |
210. |
Flower of grapes is technically called as: |
A. | Umbel |
B. | Recemose |
C. | Clyptra |
D. | None |
Answer» C. Clyptra |
211. |
Anthesis of grapes complete at: |
A. | Pedicel fall |
B. | Calyx drop |
C. | Cap fall |
D. | None |
Answer» C. Cap fall |
212. |
Date palm leaf is called: |
A. | Simple leaf |
B. | Long leaf |
C. | Frond |
D. | Pinna |
Answer» C. Frond |
213. |
Dioecious, monocot fruit tree is: |
A. | Banana |
B. | Pomegranate |
C. | Date palm |
D. | Papaya |
Answer» C. Date palm |
214. |
Dicot, diecious fruit tree is: |
A. | Papaya |
B. | Date palm |
C. | Mango |
D. | Banana |
Answer» A. Papaya |
215. |
Monocot and monoecious fruit plant is: |
A. | Banana |
B. | Papaya |
C. | Date palm |
D. | None |
Answer» A. Banana |
216. |
Tree fruit can tolerate a soil pH in the range of: |
A. | 4.5-8.5 |
B. | 5.5-8.0 |
C. | 5.0-8.0 |
D. | 5.5-8.5 |
Answer» D. 5.5-8.5 |
217. |
Water potential in rhizosphere is measured with: |
A. | Tensiometer |
B. | Hygrometer |
C. | pH meter |
D. | Thermo meter |
Answer» A. Tensiometer |
218. |
Grape plant is technically called as: |
A. | Liana |
B. | Vine |
C. | Creeper |
D. | Bush |
Answer» A. Liana |
219. |
Guava plant is technically categorized as: |
A. | Bush |
B. | Tree |
C. | Herb |
D. | None |
Answer» A. Bush |
220. |
Citrus belongs to sub family: |
A. | Citrea |
B. | Clausnea |
C. | Aurantioideae |
D. | Citrae |
Answer» C. Aurantioideae |
221. |
Citrus fruit is botanically: |
A. | Hesperidium berry |
B. | Pome fruit |
C. | Climacteric fruit |
D. | None |
Answer» A. Hesperidium berry |
222. |
Apple fruit develops from: |
A. | Thalamus |
B. | Ovary |
C. | Ovule |
D. | Pedicel |
Answer» A. Thalamus |
223. |
A complete flower has: |
A. | 5 whorls |
B. | 3 whorls |
C. | 2 whorls |
D. | 4 whorls |
Answer» A. 5 whorls |
224. |
Kinnow seed is: |
A. | Polyembryonic |
B. | Monoembryonic |
C. | Multiembryonic |
D. | None |
Answer» A. Polyembryonic |
225. |
Apomictic seedlings are also called as: |
A. | Nucellar seedlings |
B. | Sexual seedlings |
C. | Embryonic seedlings |
D. | None |
Answer» A. Nucellar seedlings |
226. |
Cherry is a: |
A. | Berry fruit |
B. | Stone fruit |
C. | Pome fruit |
D. | Drupe |
Answer» B. Stone fruit |
227. |
Seed of strawberry fruit is: |
A. | Achene |
B. | True seed |
C. | Viable seed |
D. | Aborted seed |
Answer» A. Achene |
228. |
Mulberry is a fruit of type: |
A. | Multiple |
B. | Berry |
C. | Aggregate |
D. | Peppo |
Answer» C. Aggregate |
229. |
The biggest fruit plant containing family is: |
A. | Rosaceae |
B. | Citrea |
C. | Leguminoseae |
D. | Vitaceae |
Answer» A. Rosaceae |
230. |
Chilling injury in plants occurs at a temperature: |
A. | <4°C |
B. | <5°C |
C. | <8°C |
D. | <9°C |
Answer» B. <5°C |
231. |
Both Mango and Pistachio belongs to one family: |
A. | Anacardiaceae |
B. | Mangifera |
C. | Gramineae |
D. | None |
Answer» A. Anacardiaceae |
232. |
Date palm is also called as: |
A. | Feather palm |
B. | Wild palm |
C. | Century palm |
D. | Domestic palm |
Answer» A. Feather palm |
233. |
Green hard stage of date fruit is: |
A. | Kimri |
B. | Rutab |
C. | Doka |
D. | Dung |
Answer» A. Kimri |
234. |
Date fruit for curring is harvested at: |
A. | Rutab stage |
B. | Tamar stage |
C. | Dung stage |
D. | None |
Answer» A. Rutab stage |
235. |
Banana fruit is called as |
A. | Finger |
B. | Hand |
C. | Heart |
D. | None |
Answer» A. Finger |
236. |
Peaches belongs to family |
A. | Rosaceae |
B. | Rutaceae |
C. | Palmaceae |
D. | None |
Answer» A. Rosaceae |
237. |
Kumquat fruit is edible |
A. | Whole fruit |
B. | Without peel |
C. | With seed |
D. | None |
Answer» A. Whole fruit |
238. |
Guava is a rich source of |
A. | Vitamin C |
B. | Pectin |
C. | a & b |
D. | Sugar |
Answer» C. a & b |
239. |
Common rootstock for citrus in Punjab |
A. | Rough lemon |
B. | Sour orange |
C. | Sweet orange |
D. | Sweet lime |
Answer» A. Rough lemon |
240. |
Pruning is a regular practice in date palm variety |
A. | Hillawi |
B. | Khudrawi |
C. | Deglet Noor |
D. | Hillini |
Answer» C. Deglet Noor |
241. |
Excess of N in citrus plant may cause |
A. | Leaf drop |
B. | Lodging |
C. | Flower drop |
D. | Fruit drop |
Answer» C. Flower drop |
242. |
Alternate bearing is a problem of following fruit crops |
A. | Mango |
B. | Apple |
C. | Citrus |
D. | All of above |
Answer» D. All of above |
243. |
Citrus can tolerate a salinity level |
A. | pH 9.0 |
B. | pH 8.5 |
C. | pH 7.5 |
D. | pH 4.5 |
Answer» B. pH 8.5 |
244. |
Male inflorescence of Cashew nut and Walnut is called |
A. | Catkins |
B. | Rachis |
C. | Cyme |
D. | None |
Answer» A. Catkins |
245. |
“Hari” is a rootstock for |
A. | Walnut |
B. | Apricot |
C. | Mulberry |
D. | None |
Answer» B. Apricot |
246. |
Apple bears on |
A. | Shoots |
B. | Sprigs |
C. | Spurs |
D. | Twigs |
Answer» C. Spurs |
247. |
Bearing habit of mango is |
A. | Terminal |
B. | Lateral |
C. | Axillary |
D. | Basal |
Answer» A. Terminal |
248. |
Polyembryony means |
A. | One embryo |
B. | Two embryo |
C. | Two or more embryos |
D. | More than three embryo |
Answer» C. Two or more embryos |
249. |
Head in fire, foot in water is a proverb for |
A. | Olive |
B. | Coconut |
C. | Date palm |
D. | None |
Answer» C. Date palm |
250. |
Pears are |
A. | Universally self compatible |
B. | Universally self incompatible |
C. | Gross compatible |
D. | None |
Answer» B. Universally self incompatible |
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