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A pentasaccharide that contains four units of galactose and one unit of sucrose, occurs mostly in
leguminous plants, which among the following ...
The abiotic component of agro-ecological zone comprises of
Which among of the following is bottom up planning:
Deficiency of several elements is exhibited first in the apical region of the growing part due to
their:
Monocropping depletes quality of soil whereas Rotation of crop is essential for
Which among the following is the largest source of irrigation in India, apart from rains?
Organic agriculture is an agricultural approach that advocates healthy products and avoid use of __________.
In the confusion technique pheromone coated paper strips are thrown over an area to
Best suited temperature for bajra cultivation is
A. 10 - 15 °C
B. 27 - 30 °C
C. 5-10 °C
D. 21 - 25 °C
Yeast is used for making
