Description : A herbicide move through sap conducting tissue a).Paraquat b). Diquat c). MSMA d). Glyphosate
Last Answer : d). Glyphosate
Description : A herbicide move through water conducting tissue a).Paraquat b). DSMA c). Glyphosate d). Atrazine
Last Answer : d). Atrazine
Description : Which of the herbicide (ai) requiring higher amount for a unit area to be sprayed a). Bispyribac-sodium b). Butachlor c). Cyhalofop-butyl d). Pyrazosulfuron-ethyl
Last Answer : b). Butachlor
Description : Symptoms where shoots/leaves are bleached white are caused due to a). Atrazine b). Glufosinate c). Tembotrione d). Fluazifop-p-butyl
Last Answer : c). Tembotrione
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 : Which one increases in the absence of light? (a) Uptake of minerals (b) Uptake of water (c) Elongation of internodes (d) Ascent of sap
Last Answer : (c) Elongation of internodes
Description : Action of norepinephrine and epinephrine are terminated by (a) Reuptake into nerve terminal (b) Dilution by diffusion and uptake at extraneuronal site (c) Metabolic transformation (d) All of the above
Last Answer : Ans: D
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 : Weed move from its origin to new environ ment is called a). Introduced weed b). Alien weed c). Antrophytes d). All of these
Last Answer : b). Alien weed
Description : The additional cost from taking a cost of action is called a). Total cost b). Opportunity cost c). Variable cost d). Marginal cost
Last Answer : d). Marginal cost
Description : Marginal cost refers to a). Additional cost from taking a course of action b). Increase in cost accompanies a unit increase in output c). Cost of producing one more unit of a good d). All
Last Answer : d). All
Description : How many modes of action commer cialized between 1970 and 1985 a).6 b).9 c).10 d).12
Last Answer : d).12
Description : Herbicide Resistance can be managed through a). Stop to Use of herbicides with the same mechanism of action b). Use proactive weed control c). Use of post emergence herbicides with at least one mechanism of action d). All of the above
Last Answer : d). All of the above
Description : Multiple resistance is the phenomenon in which a weed is resistant to two or more herbicides having a). same mechanisms of action b). different mechanisms of action c). same chemistry d). different chemistry
Last Answer : b). different mechanisms of action
Description : Which herbicide mode of action is pigment inhibitor? a). MCPA b). Fluchloralin c). Chlomazone d). 2,4-D
Last Answer : c). Chlomazone
Description : The mode of action of paraquat is a). Amino acid synthesis inhibition b). Pigment inhibition c). Cell membrane disruption d). Shoot inhibition
Last Answer : c). Cell membrane disruption
Description : The mode of action of Isoproturon is a). Root inhibitor b). Shoot inhibitor c). Photosynthesis inhibition d). Amino acid inhibition
Last Answer : c). Photosynthesis inhibition
Description : The mode of action of Atrazine is a). Pigment inhibition b). Cell membrane disruption c). Seedling growth inhibition d). Photosynthesis inhibition
Last Answer : d). Photosynthesis inhibition
Description : The mode of action of thiocarbonates is a). Lipid inhibitor b). Cell membrane dispruption c). Pigment inhibitor d). Shoot inhibitor
Last Answer : d). Shoot inhibitor
Description : Which herbicide’s mode of action is root growth inhibition? a). Fluchloralin b). MCPA c). Glyphosate d). Alachlor
Last Answer : d). Alachlor
Description : The mode of action of dinitroanilines a). Shoot growth inhibitor b). Lipid inhibitor c). Root growth inhibitor d). Amino acid inhibitor
Last Answer : c). Root growth inhibitor
Description : What is the mode of action of diclofop a). Root inhibition b). Shoot inhibition c). lipid inhibition d). Photosynthesis inhibition
Last Answer : c). lipid inhibition
Description : What is the mode of action of sulfonamide herbicide a). Amino acid synthesis inhibitor b). Photosynthesis inhibitor c). Lipid inhibitor d). Pigment inhibitor
Last Answer : a). Amino acid synthesis inhibitor
Description : An ingredient added to a formulation for enhancing the action of toxicant is called a). Adsorbent b). Adjuvant c). Antidote d). Active ingredient
Last Answer : b). Adjuvant
Description : Mode of action of isoproturon a). PSII inhibition b). ACCase inhibition c). Glutamine synthatase inhibition d). Cell division inhibition
Last Answer : a). PSII inhibition
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 : A degradative process in herbicide removal from a site a).leaching b).photo-decomposition c).volatilization d).adsorption
Last Answer : b).photo-decomposition
Description : The high virus selectivity of acyclovir is due to: A. Its preferential uptake by virus infected cells B. Need of virus specific enzyme for its conversion to the active metabolite C. Its action on ... reverse transcriptase which does not occur in noninfected cells D. Both A' and B' are correct
Last Answer : D. Both ‘A’ and ‘B’ are correct
Description : A parallel plate capacitor with area of each plate equal to `S` and the separation between them to `d` is put into a stream of conducting liquid with
Last Answer : A parallel plate capacitor with area of each plate equal to `S` and the separation between them to ... highest? What is this highest power equla to ?
Description : The biochemical mechanism of action of digitalis is associated with (a) A decrease in calcium uptake by the sarcoplasmic reticulum (b) An increase in ATP synthesis (c) A modification of the actin molecule (d) An increase in systolic intracellular calcium levels (e) A block of sodium/calcium exchange
Description : Which of the following represents the action of insulin? (a) Increases blood glucose level by stimulating glucagon production. (b) Decreases blood glucose levels by forming glycogen. (c) ... promoting cellular uptake of glucose. (d) Increases blood glucose levels by hydrolysis of glycogen.
Last Answer : (b) Decreases blood glucose levels by forming glycogen
Description : Anthelmintic action of piperazine is due to: A. Interference with ATP generation in the worm B. Blockade of glucose uptake by the worm C. Hyperpolarization of nematode muscle by GABA agonistic action D. Depolarization of nematode muscle by activating nicotinic receptors
Last Answer : C. Hyperpolarization of nematode muscle by GABA agonistic action
Description : The most probable mechanism of action of mebendazole is: A. Depolarization of membrane and spastic paralysis of the worm B. Hyperpolarization of membrane and flaccid paralysis of the worm C. Loss of ... inhibition of glucose uptake in the worm D. Tegument damage and leakage of contents of the worm
Last Answer : C. Loss of intracellular microtubules and inhibition of glucose uptake in the worm
Description : The principal process which terminates the action of noradrenaline released from adrenergic nerve ending is: A. Degradation by MAO B. Methylation by COMT C. Axonal uptake D. Extraneuronal uptake
Last Answer : C. Axonal uptake
Description : A weed brought as ornamental a). Water hyacinth b). Lantana c). Both a and b d). None of these
Last Answer : c). Both a and b
Description : Ground Water Contamination Potential (GWCP) is determined by a). PLP b). SLP c). both a and b d). KOC
Last Answer : c). both a and b
Description : Pesticide Leaching Potential (PLP) is based on a). Water solubility b). Tendency for adsorption c). Both a and b d). pH
Description : The most widely accepted theory for ascent of sap in trees is (a) capillarity (b) role of atmospheric pressure (c) pulsating action of living cell (d) transpiration pull and cohesion theory of Dixon and Jolly.
Last Answer : (d) transpiration pull and cohesion theory of Dixon and Jolly.
Description : A ceremonial weed a). Asparagus racemosus (Shatawari) b). Cynodon dactylon (Dhoob ghaas) c). Both a and b d). Digitaria sanguinalis
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 : The ecological phenomenon of plant-plant interference a). Competition b). Allelopathy c). Both d). None
Last Answer : c). Both
Description : Herbicides disrupting cell membranes a). Bipyridilliums b). diphenylethers c). Both d). Ureas
Description : In India, Striga is a problem of a). Sorghum b). Pearlmillet c). Both d). None
Description : The most commonly used herbicide in rub ber plantation a). Amitrole T b). Paraquat c). Both d). None
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 : Alachlor is an effective pre-emergence her bicide in ______ a). Maize b). Soybean c). Both d). None
Description : Which of the weeds are rapidly controlled by MCPA than 2,4-D a). Nutsedge b). Canada thistle c). Both d). None
Description : Application of organophosphorus group of pesticides along with which herbicides cause injury to crops a). Triazines b). Ureas c). Both d). None
Description : Which altra low volume sprayer is used for controlled droplet application a). Herbi sprayer b). Micron herbi sprayer c). Both a and b d). None of these