General agriculture pointers 28 ✓
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- India is the only country to have developed and grown hybrid cotton commercially.
- Karnataka is the largest producer of coffee in the country.
- China is the largest producing and consuming country of tobacco in the world, whereas India holds the third position in production of tobacco.
- Phenyl mercuric acid (PMA) is a chemical used in agriculture crops to reduce transpiration.
- Jowar is known as the Camel crop and King of coarse grains.
- India is the second country after China to have commercialized hybrid rice technology.
- The edible part of cauliflower is: Curd.
- Blanching is an important process for cauliflower.
- Whiptail of cauliflower is due to Molybdenum (MO) deficiency.
- Pusa ruby is a variety of Tomato.
- Swaran roopa is an early variety of Litchi.
- Pajaro is a variety of Strawberry.
- Bolero is a variety of Marigold.
- The richest source of vitamin C is Barbados cherry.
- Germany is the largest importer of cut flowers in the world.
- The dwarf variety of mango is Amrapali.
- California Papershell is a variety of Almond.
- The fruit of a rose is known as Hips.
- The fruit of okra is a Capsule.
- Coconut fat is a rich source of Lauric acid.
- Coconut is propagated by Seeds.
- Mango is mostly propagated through Veneer grafting.
- The inflorescence of cabbage is known as Catkin.
- Black heart of potato is due to Oxygen (O2) deficiency.
- Pusa snowball is a variety of Cauliflower.
- India's share in world fruit production is 10%.
- Development of fruits without fertilization is called Parthenocarpy.
- Development of an embryo without fertilization is known as Apomixis.
- Oleoresin is an important product of Chilli seeds.
- Kesar (saffron) belongs to the family Iridaceae.
- The concentration of sugar used for preservation is 60-70%.
- The mango variety suitable for high-density planting is Amrapali.
- The most salt-tolerant fruit crop is Date Palm.
- The fruit ripening hormone is Ethylene.
- A form of low pruning up to 2 m height of stem is called Pollarding.
- The early variety of ber is Gola, Seb. The planting season for deciduous plants is Jan-Feb.
- The variety of date-palm used for dry dates (Chhuhara) is Halawi.
- Generally, fruits are acidic in nature.
- Baradari is an important feature of Mughal gardens.
- The fruit of pineapple is known as Sorosis.
- Garlic is propagated by means of bulbils (cloves).
- The edible banana fruit is seedless due to embryo abortion (vegetative parthenocarpy).
- Multistoried cropping is popular in coconut plantations.
- The late ripening cultivar of ber is Umran.
- The exclusion of microorganisms is known as Asepsis.
- Banana initiates flowering 9-12 months after planting.
- Papaya is native to tropical America.
- The yellow pigment in papaya is caricaxanthin.
- Papaya is the richest source of vitamin A after mango, containing 2020 IU per 100g.
- Apple is known as the king of temperate fruits.
- The family of apple is Rosaceae.
- Red Delicious is the mother of all delicious group of apple cultivars.
- Ber is known as the king of arid fruits.
- The commercial propagation method of grape is hard wood cutting.
- In India, black soil is mostly found in Maharashtra.
- Red soil is mostly found in Tamil Nadu.
- Sandy loam soil is most suitable for most crops.
- Red soil color is due to various oxides of iron.
- The vertical section of soil showing layers from surface to parent material is called soil profile.
- The arrangement of soil particles into aggregates is called soil structure.
- Particle density of soil is also known as true density.
- The particle density of normal soil is 2.65 g/cm³.
- The bulk density of normal soil is 1.33 g/cm³.
- Formula of porosity of soil is: Porosity = (1 - Bulk Density / Particle Density) x 100.
- Cation exchange capacity (CEC) of montmorillonite is 60-100 me/100g.
- The first soil classification system was developed by Russian scientist Dokuchaev in 1880.
- In the U.S. classification system, there are 10 soil orders.
- Formula of bulk density: Bulk Density = Weight of Soil / Volume of Solids and Pores.
- Law of Minimum was given by Von Liebig in 1840.
- The topmost mineral horizon is the A horizon.
- Exchangeable sodium percentage is also known as soluble percentage.
- The term pH was introduced by Sorensen in 1909.
- Energy exchange elements are hydrogen (H) and oxygen (O).
- Potassium (K) and sodium (Na) are determined by flame photometer.
- Micronutrients are also known as trace elements, oligo-elements, or spur elements.
- Crop logging technique was given by H. F. Clements.
- Metal nutrients include K, Fe, Ca, Mg, Mn, Zn, Cu.
- Highly mobile nutrients are nitrogen (N), phosphorus (P), and potassium (K).
- Criteria of essentiality was proposed by Arnon & Stout in 1939.
- The term "functional nutrient" was proposed by Nicholas in 1961.
- Zinc (Zn) is a moderately mobile nutrient.
- Farmyard manure (FYM) contains 0.5% nitrogen (N), 0.2% phosphorus (P₂O₅), and 0.5% potassium (K₂O).
- India is the only country to have developed and grown hybrid cotton commercially.
- Karnataka is the largest producer of coffee in India.
- China is the largest producer and consumer of tobacco, while India ranks third in production.
- Phenyl mercuric acid (PMA) is used in agriculture to reduce transpiration.
- Jowar is known as the camel crop and king of coarse grains.
- India is the second country after China to commercialize hybrid rice technology.
- The edible part of cauliflower is the curd.
- Blanching is an important process for cauliflower.
- Whiptail of cauliflower is caused by molybdenum (Mo) deficiency.
- Pusa Ruby is a variety of tomato.
- Swaran Roopa is an early variety of litchi.
- Pajaro is a variety of strawberry.
- Bolero is a variety of marigold.
- The richest source of vitamin C is Barbados cherry.
- Germany is the largest importer of cut flowers in the world.
- The dwarf variety of mango is Amrapali.
- California Papershell is a variety of almond.
- The fruit of rose is known as hips.

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