Plants which produce fruits beneath the soil surface are called:
A) Bicarpic
B) Geocarpic
C) Epicarpic
D) Hypocarpic
Example of hysterogeocarpic fruit:
A) Carrot
B) Potato
C) Groundnut
D) Beetroot
Formation of fruits under the soil through gynophore is called:
A) Geocarpic
B) Hysterogeocarpic
C) Hypocarpic
D) Epicarpic
Both fruit and flowers borne under the soil is called:
A) Protogeocarpic
B) Geocarpic
C) Hysterogeocarpic
D) None
Breeding tool utilized for onion hybrid seed production:
A) GMS
B) CMS
C) CGMS
D) Emasculation & dusting
Bt-cotton is the transgenic crop promoted against:
A) Sucking pest
B) Boll worm infestation
C) Storage pest
D) Sitophelus
Aspergillus spp. is the common:
A) Field fungi
B) Storage fungi
C) Designated disease
D) Contaminating agent
The widely used bio-control agent against Macrophomina infection is:
A) Tricoderma
B) Bacillus
C) Rhizopus
D) Pseudomonas
The widely used nutrient as foliar spray to increase seed set in pulses is:
A) NAA
B) MH
C) Ethrel
D) DAP
The national organization involved in seed production is:
A) NSC
B) ISTA
C) ISST
D) ICAR

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