General agriculture Pointers 50
- Soil color is determined by the Munsell Color Chart.
- Soil crusting reduces infiltration.
- The maximum permissible limits of biuret in urea is 1.5%.
- Soil moisture content is determined by a tensiometer (at 0.85 bar).
- The fruit of mustard is known as siliqua.
- Soil separates having a size of less than 0.002 mm is referred to as clay.
- Soil separates having a size range of 0.002 mm to 0.05 mm is referred to as silt.
- Soil separates having a size range of 0.05 mm to 2 mm is referred to as sand.
- The single seed descent method is a method of self-pollination.
- Single stranded DNA is known as bacteriophage.
- Single super phosphate contains 18% phosphorus.
- The steps of extension education include situation, objectives, teaching, evaluation, and reconsideration.
- Six-rowed barley is referred to as Hardium vulgare.
- The size of silt particles is 0.002-0.05 mm.
- Skeletonizing the leaves of brinjal is a symptom caused by Henosepilachna (Epilachna beetle).
- Boron is harmful to plants when the concentration is more than 3 ppm.
- Slowly released nitrogen fertilizers include sulphur-coated urea, neem-coated urea, and urea super granule.
- Stress hardening in plants can be achieved by ABA (abscisic acid).
- Small, unsegmented, soil-inhabiting, plant-parasitic worms are commonly referred to as nematodes.
- Small cylindrical cases hanging on leaves are a symptom of rice case worm attack.
- Sooty or charcoal-like powdery mass usually appearing on floral organs, particularly the ovary, is called smut.
- Sorghum crop is also referred to as the camel crop.
- Sour sop is known scientifically as Annona muricata.
- The source of breeder seed is nucleus seed.
- The South-West monsoon contributes approximately 75% of the total annual rainfall in India.
- Soviet Chinchilla and New Zealand White are breeds of rabbit.
- The sowing depth of dwarf wheat directly depends upon the length of the coleoptile.
- Sowing of berseem crop is done by broadcasting.
- Sowing of paddy in April-May and harvesting in August-September is called Aus/Autumn/Pre-kharif paddy.
- Sowing of paddy in January-February and harvesting in April-May is called Boro/Summer/Spring.
- Sowing of paddy in June-July and harvesting in October is called Aman/Kharif/Aghani.
- Soybean contains 35-40% protein.
- Soil structure and soil texture are two important properties of soil, categorized as physical properties.
- Soil structure that provides less porosity in soil is platy.
- Soil water is known as blue water.
- Soils contain equal proportions of sand, silt, and clay.
- Soils dominated by sand separates are known as light soil.
- Soils most retentive of moisture and prone to cracking in the dry season are black soil.
- Soils that are loose and porous will have low bulk density.
- Solar heat treatment is used to control loose smut of wheat.
- Kaolin is a reflecting type of antitranspirant.
- A solution of fertilizer specially applied at the initial growth of plants in pulses and vegetable crops is called a starter solution.
- Some female insects reproduce young ones directly, a process known as vivipary.
- Soniya 17 and Emma White are famous varieties of orchids.
- The Spices Board Headquarters is located in Cochin.
- Spindle bug is a major pest of arecanut.
- Spindle formation takes place during metaphase I.
- Spindle leaf turns brown and breaks off in coconut due to bud rot.
- Spindle-shaped leaf spots with a grey center and brown margin are symptoms of rice blast.
- Ammonium polyphosphate contains 15% nitrogen and 62% P2O5.
- Splice grafting, saddle grafting, and whip & tongue grafting are practiced in apple and pear.
- Splice and tongue are methods of approach grafting.
- Spodoptera mauritia pupates in an earthen chamber in soil.
- Spongy tissue is a problem associated with mango.
- Spongy tissue is caused by convection heats.
- The spread of bacterial blight in rice occurs through wind, irrigation, and rainwater.
- The spread of sheath blight disease in rice is through irrigation water.
- Soybean is designated as “boneless meat.”
- Soybean is popularly known as the wonder crop.
- Soybean protein is known as glycinin.
- Spacing for the Nendran variety of banana is 2m x 2m.
- Spacing maintained between hedge row intercropping in alley cropping is 4-8 meters.
- The spadix dries up and the inflorescence gets crinkled in coconut palm due to infestation by Pseudococcus (mealy bug).
- The communication model "Speaker, Speech, Audience" was proposed by Aristotle.
- Special size (superior grade) tubers of potato should have an 8 cm diameter.
- Cereals are deficient in the amino acid lysine.
- Spencer Hatch is associated with the Marthandam project.
- Sphagnum moss is used as a growing medium in the nursery.
- The sphere of water occupies 70% of the globe and is referred to as the hydrosphere.
- The spice crop containing the highest percentage of fat is nutmeg.
- Stale seed bed technique of weed control is a cultural method.
- The standard pit size for vermicomposting is 2.5m × 1m × 0.3m.
- 'Star of India' is a variety of French Marigold.
- The star weeder is used for weeding in dry lands and groundnut fields.
- Karnataka is the state famous for sericulture.
- Farmers' Day in Kerala is celebrated on Chingam 1.
- Madhya Pradesh has the highest forest area in India.
- Wheat varieties contain the genes Rht 1 and Rht 2.
- Stem bleeding in coconut is caused by the fungus Thielaviopsis paradoxa.
- The stem parasitic weed of lucerne is Cuscuta reflexa (Doddar).
- Sterility mosaic and wilt-resistant varieties of pigeonpea include Amar, Narendra Arhar 1, and Azad.
- Chloro-fluorocarbon is a major component of greenhouse gases.
- Shear is a garden tool used for pruning and topiary.
- Secateur is a garden tool used for pruning in rose.
- Agar is a gelling agent in culture medium.
- Suvarna is a genetically modified (GM) variety of rice.
- Krishnamony, Pusa Do Fasli, and Pusa Phalguni are grain-type varieties of cowpea.
- Glyricidia, subabul, and cassia are green leaf manure crops.
- Sunn hemp, daincha, wild indigo, and indigo are green manure crops.
- Method demonstration, field trips, workshops, and group discussions are group contact methods of extension.
- Lawsonia, phyllanthus, and thuja are hedge plants.
- Leghaemoglobin is a hemoprotein found in the root nodules of leguminous plants.
- Cirrus, cirro-stratus, and cirro-cumulus are high clouds.
- Rag doll method and paper method are methods of testing seed germination.
- Micronutrients include iron, manganese, copper, zinc, boron, and molybdenum.
- Alto-stratus and alto-cumulus are middle clouds.
- Ragi, varaku, maize, and bajra are types of millet.
- Snail is a mollusc species causing widespread damage to many crops.
- The leaf area index was given by Watson in 1947.
- Monopodial orchids include Vanda, Arachnis, Vanilla, and Renanthera.
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