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What is green revolution?

Important Questions on Enhancement of Food Production

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'Sonalika' and Kalyansona' are the high yielding 'semi-dwarf varieties of wheat, introduced from ________.
MEDIUM
Choose the correct combinations
I) Pusa swarnim - Brassica - White rust resistance
II) Pusa gaurav - Brassica - Fruit borer resistance
III Pusa sawani - Bhindi - Fruit borer resistance
IV) Pusa sadabahar - Chilli - Leaf curl resistance
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You have obtained a high-yielding variety of tomato. Name and explain the procedure that ensures retention of the desired characteristics repeatedly in large populations of future generations of the tomato crop.
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Now-a-days agricultural practice is expensive to the farmers as they need to purchase hybrid seeds every year. Which of the following strategies can be employed to overcome this problem?
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What is green revolution? Give any two examples each of the improved varieties of wheat and rice.
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In mung bean, resistance to yellow mosaic virus and powdery mildew were induced by:
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Arrange the following steps in plant breeding in an order
(a) Evaluation and selection of parents
(b) Selection of testing of superior recumbents
(c) Collection of variability
(d) Testing, release, commercialization of new varieties
(e) Cross hybridization among the selected parents

HARD
What is plant breeding? Explain the two steps involved in classical plant breeding.
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The oil content and quality of groundnut variety were improved by plant breeding techniques. This is an example of
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Match the following lists:

  List-I   List-II
  Crop bred by hybridization   Resistance to disease
(A) Wheat (I) Block rot and curl blight black rot
(B) Brassica (II) Mosaic virus, leaf curl
(C) Cauliflower (III) Leaf and stripe rust, hill bunt
(D) Cowpea (IV) White rust
    (V) Bacterial blight

The correct match is:

EASY
The mechanism that causes a gene to move from one linkage group to another is called: