The spring varieties are normally planted in…...and come to flower and produce grain……

(1) Autumn season, after the end of growing season

(2) Spring season, at the end of growing season

(3) Spring season, before the end of growing season

(4) Autumn season, at the end of growing season

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Winter varieties should be planted in

(1) Winter

(2) Autumn

(3) Spring

(4) Summer

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Winter varieties are harvested in

(1) Autumn

(2) Mid summer

(3) Mid Winter

(4) Spring

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Winter varieties resume their Growth in

(1) Spring

(2) Summer

(3) Winter

(4) Autumn

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Biennial plants are

(1) Monocarpic plants

(2) Flower for two seasons

(3) Flower in first season

(4) All of these

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Which of the following is not an example of of biennial plants?

(1) Sugarbeet

(2) Cabbage

(3) Carrots

(4) Rye

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Seed Dormancy is

(1) Controlled by external environment

(2) Controlled by endogenous conditions

(3) Controlled by external environment and as well as endogenous conditions

(4) Controlled by external environment only

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Which of the following is not a reason of seed being dormant?

(1) Impermeable and hard seed coat

(2) ABA

(3) Phenolic Acids, Para Ascorbic Acid

(4) External temperature

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Which of the following cannot overcome seed Dormancy?

(1) GA

(2) Nitrates

(3) Changes in environmental Conditions

(4) Phenolic Acids

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Seed coat barrier in some seeds cannot be broken by

(1) Vigorous shaking

(2) Mechanical abrasions using knives, sandpaper

(3) Chilling conditions

(4) Microbial action

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