All Free Agriculture MCQs with Answers

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  • A. Photosynthesis
  • B. Nitrogen fixation
  • C. aeration
  • D. Respiration

Explanation: Root nodules of leguminous plants house Rhizobium bacteria, which convert atmospheric nitrogen into forms usable by the plant.

Correct answer: Nitrogen fixation
  • A. Delay in germination
  • B. Delay in growth
  • C. Delay in ripening
  • D. All the above

Explanation: Excess nitrogen promotes prolonged vegetative growth and can delay crop maturity and ripening.

Correct answer: Delay in ripening
  • A. Leaves
  • B. All the above
  • C. Grain
  • D. Straw

Explanation: Potassium is relatively mobile in plants and is commonly concentrated in vegetative parts, especially straw, rather than being stored…

Correct answer: Straw
  • A. Active transport
  • B. Passive transport
  • C. Absorption
  • D. Dissolution

Explanation: Active transport moves substances against their concentration gradient and therefore requires cellular energy, usually ATP.

Correct answer: Active transport
  • A. Woodstock (1973)
  • B. Maguire (1962)
  • C. Moore (1973)
  • D. Germ (1950)

Explanation: Moore (1973) is associated with recommending tetrazolium staining for evaluating seed quality and viability.

Correct answer: Moore (1973)
  • A. Fodder crops
  • B. Leguminous crops
  • C. Fiber crops
  • D. Cereal crops

Explanation: Cereal crops are cultivated mainly for their grains, including wheat, rice, maize and barley.

Correct answer: Cereal crops
  • A. Chlorosis
  • B. Leucoplast
  • C. Chromoplast
  • D. Chromoplast

Explanation: Chlorosis is the yellowing or pale colour of normally green plant tissue, usually caused by loss of chlorophyll or a nutrient deficiency.

Correct answer: Chlorosis
  • A. Metabolism
  • B. Photosynthesis
  • C. Absorption
  • D. Assimilation

Explanation: Photosynthesis uses carbon dioxide and water, with light energy, to form carbohydrates in green plants.

Correct answer: Photosynthesis
  • A. Yield performance
  • B. Photosynthesis
  • C. Root length of seeding
  • D. All the above

Explanation: Drought response can be assessed through yield performance, reduced photosynthesis and traits such as seedling root length.

Correct answer: All the above
  • A. LSD
  • B. SPD
  • C. AD
  • D. RBD

Explanation: A Latin square design controls variation in two directions by arranging treatments in rows and columns, while also accounting for…

Correct answer: LSD
  • A. Crop sequence
  • B. Crop rotation
  • C. Cropping system
  • D. Crop management

Explanation: Crop rotation means growing different crops, and sometimes pasture or fallow, in a planned sequence on the same land to maintain…

Correct answer: Crop rotation
  • A. tropical
  • B. Temperature
  • C. Sub tropical
  • D. all

Explanation: Sindh has a generally hot, dry subtropical climate, although local conditions vary between the coast, irrigated plains and desert areas.

Correct answer: Sub tropical
  • A. Growing different crops
  • B. Growing green manures
  • C. Same craps
  • D. Growing fodder crops

Explanation: Crop rotation is the planned succession of different crops on the same land over successive seasons or years.

Correct answer: Growing different crops
  • A. Thermophytes
  • B. Xerophytes
  • C. Hydrophytes
  • D. Haplophytes

Explanation: Xerophytes are plants adapted to dry habitats, often having deep roots, reduced leaves, or other water-conserving features.

Correct answer: Xerophytes
  • A. Low temperature
  • B. Humidity
  • C. High temperature
  • D. Cloudy day

Explanation: High temperature, especially when combined with moisture stress, can cause cotton squares and flowers to shed before boll formation.

Correct answer: High temperature
  • A. Peshawar
  • B. Islamabad
  • C. Rawalpindi
  • D. Chakwal

Explanation: The Barani Agricultural Research Institute is located at Chakwal, an important rainfed farming region of Punjab.

Correct answer: Chakwal
  • A. Cropping intensity
  • B. Cropping pattern
  • C. Cost-benefit ratio
  • D. None of the above

Explanation: Cropping intensity measures how intensively land is used during a year, usually as gross cropped area divided by net cultivated or sown…

Correct answer: Cropping intensity
  • A. Biosystem
  • B. Symbiosis
  • C. Auto environment
  • D. Climate

Explanation: Symbiosis is a prolonged, close association between organisms of different species, with effects that may be beneficial, harmful, or…

Correct answer: Symbiosis
  • A. fertilizer placement
  • B. fertilizer use efficiency
  • C. Balanced fertilization
  • D. Nitrogen use efficiency

Explanation: Balanced fertilization supplies nutrients in suitable proportions according to crop requirements, rather than emphasizing only nitrogen or…

Correct answer: Balanced fertilization
  • A. Crop growth
  • B. Harvest index
  • C. Dry matter
  • D. Biological yield

Explanation: Biological yield is the total accumulated plant dry matter, including the harvested product and the remaining plant parts.

Correct answer: Biological yield