Practice Horticulture and Details Questions and Answers

• What is a key physical characteristic of Vermiculite?
• How does the addition of Peat moss typically affect the soil's chemistry?
• Is it recommended to use 100% Farm Yard Manure (FYM) as a potting medium?
• Which of these locations would be unsuitable for establishing a nursery?
• Why is organic matter integrated into a nursery soil blend?
• What is the chemical nature of Peat?
• What treatment is recommended for growing media before seeds are sown?
• Perlite is a nursery medium manufactured from which source?
• Which chemical is used as a 'Solidifying Agent' in tissue culture media?
• The propagation of 'Strawberry' is primarily done through:
• Which of the following is a symptom of 'Delayed Incompatibility'?
• In 'Approach Grafting', when is the scion detached from the mother plant?
• Which Rose rootstock is standard in India for disease resistance?
• What is the primary function of 'Cytokinins' in tissue culture?
• Which propagation method is most suitable for 'Bamboos'?
• The term 'Orthotropic' shoots in propagation refers to:
• In 'Cleft Grafting', how many scions are usually inserted into the stock?
• Which 'Monocot' fruit crop generally cannot be grafted?
• A soil is considered "Waterlogged" when:
• Which of the following is a symptom of waterlogging in crops?
• "Sub-surface drainage" is primarily used to:
• Which crop is most tolerant to waterlogging?
• Salt accumulation is a common problem in:
• The operating pressure for a standard Drip Irrigation system is usually:
• "Fertigation" is best practiced through:
• Which component of a Drip system prevents the clogging of emitters?
• Sprinkler irrigation is NOT suitable for:
• The "Distribution Uniformity" of a sprinkler system is measured using:
• Perlite is produced by heating siliceous rock to:
• The main advantage of using raised benches is:
• Mist chambers are primarily used for:
• In Rose cultivation, "bent neck" is a physiological disorder caused by:
• The most common method of Rose propagation for greenhouses is:
• "Pinching" in Carnations is done to:
• Disbudding in Chrysanthemums is performed to get:
• Gerberas are typically propagated through:
• Which of the following is an epiphytic orchid often grown in greenhouses?
• Anthurium "flowers" are botanically comprised of a:
• In temperate fruit crops like apple, the process of ‘vernalization’ is important for which physiological event?
• What is the main objective of practicing ‘girdling’ in grapevines during the growing season?