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Strategies for Enhancement in Food Production · Question 40

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1

Crop plants grown in monoculture are-

  1. Characterised by poor root system
  2. Highly prone to pests
  3. Low in yield
  4. Free from intraspecific competition

Answer

(2) Highly prone to pests

Solution

In monoculture a single, genetically uniform crop variety is grown over a large area.

∴ A pest or pathogen that attacks one plant can spread rapidly to all of them, so such crops are highly prone to pests and diseases.

Answer: (2)

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2

In Maize, hybrid vigour is exploited by-

  1. Crossing of two inbred parental lines
  2. Inducing mutations
  3. Harvesting seeds from the most productive plants
  4. Bombarding the protoplast with DNA
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3

In order to obtain virus-free plants through tissue culture the best method is-

  1. Anther culture
  2. Protoplast culture
  3. Meristem culture
  4. Embryo rescue
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4

Triticale, the first man-made cereal crop, has been obtained by crossing wheat with

  1. Pearl millet
  2. Sugarcane
  3. Rye
  4. Barley
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5

The world's highly prized wool yielding 'Pashmina' breed is -

  1. Sheep
  2. Goat-sheep cross
  3. Kashmir sheep-Afghan sheep cross
  4. Goat
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6

Three crops that contribute maximum to global food grain production are -

  1. Wheat, maize and sorghum
  2. Wheat, rice and barley
  3. Wheat, rice and maize
  4. Rice, maize and sorghum
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7

Which of the following is generally used for induced mutagenesis in crop plants ?

  1. UV (260 nm)
  2. Alpha particles
  3. Gamma rays (from cobalt-60)
  4. X-rays
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8

The name of Norman Borlaug is associated with-

  1. Blue Revolution
  2. Yellow Revolution
  3. Green Revolution
  4. White Revolution
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9

The technique of obtaining large number of plantlets by tissue culture method is called –

  1. Macropropagation
  2. Organ culture
  3. Plantlet culture
  4. Micropropagation
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10

India's wheat yield revolution in the 1960s was possible primarily due to :-

  1. Hybrid seeds
  2. Quantitative trait mutations
  3. Increased chlorophyll content
  4. Mutations resulting in plant height reduction
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11

Cellular totipotency is demonstrated by :

  1. All eukaryotic cells
  2. Only gymnosperm cells
  3. Only bacterial cells
  4. All plant cells
AIPMT 2003

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