Plant Breeding Quiz 1 (30 MCQs)

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1. Polyploidy can be induced using
2. Concept of Progeny testing was introduced by
3. Which of the following is NOT a normally self pollinated crop?
4. Pusa komal is resistant to
5. Triple fusion leads to formation of
6. Backrossing involves crossing
7. Consider the statement (s) related to the green revolution:1) Increasing agricultural production by incorporating modern tools and techniques.2) New high - yielding varieties of wheat were developed by Prof. Norman Borlaug & were adopted by a number of countries.Which of the following is/are correct statement (s)?
8. Plant breeding is the ..... of plants in order to create desired plant types.
9. Thale Cress is an example of
10. In which of the following states did the Green revolution in India first introduced?
11. Who discovered the unit factors of inheritance by doing series of plant hybridisation experiments in 1866?
12. The term centres of origin was coined by
13. Somatic hybridisation is achieved through
14. Polyploidy is induced through
15. In ....., resistance to yellow mosaic virus and powdery mildew were induced by mutations
16. Which of the following crop is not part of High - Yielding Varieties Programme?
17. Pure line breed refers to
18. In homomorphic system of Self incompatibility, incompatibility due to phenotype of pollen is termed as
19. The main nodal agency for plant introduction in India is
20. Why is bagging done?
21. The region of domestication for Asian rice is ----------river
22. Who proposed the centres of Origin theory?
23. The new varieties of plants are produced by
24. Nobilisation of cane refers to
25. Bagging is done to
26. The source of dwarfing gene sd1 in rice is
27. Example of often cross pollinated crop is
28. Agriculture accounts for ..... per cent of India's GDP
29. Medicago sativa is a
30. Which of the following is not the main step in carrying out plant breeding technique?