A millet crop is:
A.Sugarcane
B.Bajra
C.Barley
D.Jute
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A.Sugarcane
B.Bajra
C.Barley
D.Jute
A.Anemometers
B.Hygrometer
C.Evaporimeter
D.Wind Vane
A.The extent of the use of land for purposes other than cropping
B.The extent of the use of land for cropping purposes during a given year
C.Net cropped area
D.Gross cropped area
A.Water stress conditions
B.Irrigated condition
C.High soil fertility conditions
D.Large holding conditions
A.As symbiouts on sugarcane
B.As symbiouts on rice
C.As symbiouts on legume
D.In free soil
A.High NH4+ concentration
B.High pH
C.Both of these
D.None of these
A.Sesame, maize, oats
B.Sorghum, whet
C.Sesame sorghum/pearl millet, niger
D.Maize, upland rice, berseem
A.Enlarged underground root
B.Enlarged underground stem
C.Enlarged underground nodules
D.None of these
A.Flower primodia initiation in wheat
B.Flowering of cotton
C.Flowering of maize
D.Flowering of sugarcane
A.Cool
B.Dry
C.Humid
D.Hot