Description : A degradative process in herbicide removal from a site a).leaching b).photo-decomposition c).volatilization d).adsorption
Last Answer : b).photo-decomposition
Description : Pesticide Leaching Potential (PLP) is based on a). Water solubility b). Tendency for adsorption c). Both a and b d). pH
Last Answer : c). Both a and b
Description : A concentrated band of a herbicide about 7 -10 cm below the soil surface is required to control a). Cyperus rotundus b). Convolvulus arvensis c). Oxalis d). All
Last Answer : d). All
Description : Herbicide loss by volatilization increases as which of the following increases a). Vapour pressure b). Soil moisture content c). Soil temperature d). all
Last Answer : d). all
Description : Herbicide residue in soil are undesirable because of a). Injury to sensitive crops b). Accumulate in the produce c). Inhibit soil micro-organisma d). All
Description : A herbicide both soil and foliage active a). 2,4-D b). Isoproturon c). Diuron d). All of these
Last Answer : d). All of these
Description : Which is soil acting herbicide? a). Fluchloralin b). EPTC c). Both a and b d). Glyphosate
Description : Herbicide application is mainly influenced by a). Application rate, timing and methods b). Application rate, weather conditions and soil types c). weather conditions, soil types and water chemistry d). All
Last Answer : a). Application rate, timing and methods
Description : In a soil-free system, the most effective safener was the ……………….one most in structure to the herbicide a). similar b). different c). systematic d). contact
Last Answer : a). similar
Description : A herbicide applied to the soil before planting a crop is called a a). pre-emergence b). Post-emergence c). Pre-plant d). None
Last Answer : c). Pre-plant
Description : What herbicide classification does 2-4- D fall into? a). Soil, Short residual, non-selective b). Foliage, contact, non-selective c). Foliage, translocative, selective d). Soil, Long residual, selective
Last Answer : c). Foliage, translocative, selective
Description : A soil applied herbicide a). Glyphosate b). Paraquat c). 2,4-DB d). Fluchloralin
Last Answer : d). Fluchloralin
Description : Factors affecting weed-crop interference are a). Period of weed growth b). Soil and climate influence c). Plant species effects d). All
Description : Processes that break down the herbicides after application includes............................ a). Photo and microbial degradation b). adsorption and uptake c). leaching and runoff d). volatilization and run off
Last Answer : a). Photo and microbial degradation
Description : Physical removal/loss of herbicides a). Adsorption b). Hydrolysis c). Deamination d). Dealkylation
Last Answer : a). Adsorption
Description : To control broad-leaved weeds in barley, which of the herbicide is most suitable a). 2,4-D b). Metsulfuron c). Alachlor d). Both a and b
Last Answer : d). Both a and b
Description : An important benzoic acid herbicide a).Dicamba b). 2,4-D c). Atrazine d). None of these
Last Answer : a).Dicamba
Description : A herbicide move through water conducting tissue a).Paraquat b). DSMA c). Glyphosate d). Atrazine
Last Answer : d). Atrazine
Description : A herbicide move through sap conducting tissue a).Paraquat b). Diquat c). MSMA d). Glyphosate
Last Answer : d). Glyphosate
Description : A herbicide requiring good spray coverage of all foliage for effective control of a weed population a).Paraquat b). Glyphosate c). Atrazine d). Isoproturon
Last Answer : a).Paraquat
Description : Herbicide antidote interactions are a). synergistic b). antagonistic c). Enhancement d). None of these
Last Answer : b). antagonistic
Description : Coupling of intact herbicide molecules with sugars in living plants a). Metabolism b). reverse metabolism c). Conjugation d). None of these
Last Answer : c). Conjugation
Description : A synergistic herbicide combination a). 2,4-D + Docamba b). 2,4-D + atrazine c). Atrazine + alachlor d). All
Description : The most common mechanism of herbicide resistance is a). Enhanced metabolism b). Altered target site c). Sequestration d). All
Last Answer : b). Altered target site
Description : The herbicide susceptible to photodecom position a). Trifluralin b). Ethalfluralin c). Fluchloralin d). All
Description : The effective solution to manage weed shifts a). Herbicide combinations b). Herbicide rotations c). Crop rotations d). All
Description : Present day versatile herbicide to control difficult, perennial, broadleaved weeds and brushes in grasslands a). Alachlor b). Atrazine c). Picloram d). All
Last Answer : c). Picloram
Description : The most commonly used herbicide in rub ber plantation a). Amitrole T b). Paraquat c). Both d). None
Last Answer : c). Both
Description : a very successful pre-emergence herbicide in banana in India a). Atrazine b). Alachlor c). Glyphosate d). Dalapon
Last Answer : b). Alachlor
Description : Application of which herbicide at 5-10% of emergence in potato is more common in India? a). Paraquat b). Diquat c). EPTC d). Both a and b
Description : Herbicide which increase tuber size be sides weed control in potato a). EPTC b). Fluchloralin c). Pendimethalin d). Atrazine
Last Answer : a). EPTC
Description : A herbicide tolerant to lucerne and can be applied mixed with seed is a). EPTC b). Benefix c). Pendimethalin d). None of these
Description : Selective herbicide under cotton + black gram intercropping system a). Diuron b). Oxadiazon c). Fluchloralin d). All
Last Answer : b). Oxadiazon
Description : A broad-spectrum herbicide in groundnut a). Fluchloralin b). Atrazine c). Alachlor d). 2,4-D
Last Answer : a). Fluchloralin
Description : Largest pre-emergence herbicide for weed control in citrus and pineapple orchards a). Atrazine b). Metham c). Allyl d). All
Last Answer : b). Metham
Description : Which is the contact, non-selective and zero persistent herbicide in soils? a). Paraquat b). Atrazine c). 2,4-D d). Bromacil
Last Answer : a). Paraquat
Description : A very potent herbicide for the control of perennial, broad-leaved weed and brushes a). Atrazine b). 2,4-D c). Picloram d). Amitrole
Description : Inhibition of electron transfer in photosys tem II is the reason for herbicide action in a). Nitriles b). Ureas c). Both a and b d). None
Last Answer : d). None
Description : Direct contact herbicide application can be achieved by a). Re-circulating sprayer b). Weed wick wiper c). Roller applicator d). All
Description : Herbicide commonly available as fumigant is a). Methyl bromide b). Metham c). Allyl alcohol d). All of these
Description : First introduced organic herbicide in the world is a). Dinoseb b). 2,4-D c). MCPA d). All of these
Last Answer : a). Dinoseb
Description : . Classic example for success of breeding herbicide resistant variety is a). Canola-rape variety resistant to triazine 22 b). Secale cereal resistant to paraquat c). Tracy-M soybean variety resistant to metribuzin d). All of these
Description : . Which of the following physiological proc ess influence the herbicide selectivity? a). Absorption and translocation b). Deactivation c). Phytotoxicity d). All of these
Description : . Herbicide deactivation of selectivity in plants is achieved by a). Herbicide metabolism b). Herbicide conjugation c). Both a and b d). None of these
Description : . Which is the widely used herbicide to con trol broadleaved weeds in winter grains? a). 2,4-D b). MCPA c). Both a and b d). Atrazine
Description : hich is the less toxic herbicide? a). Atrazine b). 2,4-D c). Simazine d). All of these
Description : . Herbicide effectively controls Saccharum and Sorghum halepense only at pre flowering stage a). Diuron b). Atrazine c). Amitrole d). Both a and c
Last Answer : d). Both a and c
Description : The herbicide perform better in sunny days a). 2,4-D b). Paraquat c). Simazine d). All of these
Description : . Herbicide spray drift can be reduced by a). Increasing the droplet size b). Forming a foam c). Making invert emulsion d). All of these
Description : Commonly used wetting agent for herbicide spray in India a). Soap solution b). Teepol c). Uphar d). All of these