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Dryland farming refers to crop cultivation dependent on natural rainfall, typically in areas receiving moderate to high rainfall (750–1150 mm).
What is the potential consequence of over irrigation?
What is the major symptom of damage caused by the Whitefly, Bemisia tabaci, on its host plants?
Which principle of IPM encourages the use of biological control agents, such as Predators or parasitoids, to manage pests?
If a farmer aims to break hard pans in the soil without inverting it and with minimal disturbance to the topsoil, which method of tillage is most suitable?
Following is an example of sedimentary rock
Organisms of which division under Kingdom Plantae are called the Amphibians of the Plant Kingdom?
1000 grains weight of wheat ranges between __________ grams.
Water potential of chemically pure water is:
Ergot is an important disease of:
Which of the following is not the characteristic feature of class Insecta?
