Exam Details
Subject | Crop Production Technology | |
Paper | ||
Exam / Course | Post Graduate Diploma in Plantation Management | |
Department | School of Agriculture (SOA) | |
Organization | indira gandhi national open university | |
Position | ||
Exam Date | December, 2015 | |
City, State | new delhi, |
Question Paper
Give the correct expansion of the following:
FAQ
FYM
RRIM
GAP
CXR
Mention two examples each of the following:
Clones of rubber
Varieties of black pepper
Varieties of robusta coffee
Coconut hybrids
Cardamom varieties
2. Distinguish between:
Mysore cardamom and Malabar cardamom.
China tea and Assam tea.
Tall coconut and Dwarf coconut.
Biclonal seed and Polyclonal seed.
INM and IPM.
3. Give the scientific names of the following crops:
Small cardamom
Clove
Rubber
Coconut
China tea
4. Write brief note on the following:
Soils suitable for growing coffee.
Rapid multiplication in black pepper.
CXR hybrids.
Tea yellows.
5. Write the method of propagation (commercially accepted) in the following crops:
Rubber
Cashew
Nutmeg
Garcinia
Clove
6. Explain INM practices for the following crops:
Black pepper
Small cardamom
Clove
Nutmeg
7. Define the following terms
Clone
Prepotent palm
Scion bank
IDM
8. Name the following:
Traditional coffee growing states in India.
Traditional cashew growing states in India.
Spacing of tall arabica coffee.
Fertilizer recommendation for cashew in Kerala.
9. Calculate the quantity of fungicide Bavistin (50WP) required to prepare 1 litre of 0.05% spray solution.
10. What are the symptoms of nutrients deficiency in tea How can it be rectified
11. What are the reasons for premature fruit drop in coffee? How can you reduce fruit drop?
12. Give an account of diseases of Tea.
13. Describe in detail the method of budding and commercial production of budded plants in rubber.
FAQ
FYM
RRIM
GAP
CXR
Mention two examples each of the following:
Clones of rubber
Varieties of black pepper
Varieties of robusta coffee
Coconut hybrids
Cardamom varieties
2. Distinguish between:
Mysore cardamom and Malabar cardamom.
China tea and Assam tea.
Tall coconut and Dwarf coconut.
Biclonal seed and Polyclonal seed.
INM and IPM.
3. Give the scientific names of the following crops:
Small cardamom
Clove
Rubber
Coconut
China tea
4. Write brief note on the following:
Soils suitable for growing coffee.
Rapid multiplication in black pepper.
CXR hybrids.
Tea yellows.
5. Write the method of propagation (commercially accepted) in the following crops:
Rubber
Cashew
Nutmeg
Garcinia
Clove
6. Explain INM practices for the following crops:
Black pepper
Small cardamom
Clove
Nutmeg
7. Define the following terms
Clone
Prepotent palm
Scion bank
IDM
8. Name the following:
Traditional coffee growing states in India.
Traditional cashew growing states in India.
Spacing of tall arabica coffee.
Fertilizer recommendation for cashew in Kerala.
9. Calculate the quantity of fungicide Bavistin (50WP) required to prepare 1 litre of 0.05% spray solution.
10. What are the symptoms of nutrients deficiency in tea How can it be rectified
11. What are the reasons for premature fruit drop in coffee? How can you reduce fruit drop?
12. Give an account of diseases of Tea.
13. Describe in detail the method of budding and commercial production of budded plants in rubber.
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- Centre for Corporate Education, Training & Consultancy (CCETC)
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Subjects
- Crop Production Technology
- Human Resource Marketingand Financial Management
- Introduction to Plantation Management
- Poor Harvest Management and Value addition