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Xanthium, Parthenium, Cyperus rotundus are the examples of
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Diseases
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Pesticides
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Weeds
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Pathogens
Weeds are unwanted plants which grow along with the crop plants in the cultivated field. Some common weeds in India are Amaranthus (Chaulai), Parthenium (Gajar ghas), Cyperus rotundus (Motha), Chenopodium (Bathua), Xanthium (Gokhroo). Weeds compete with the crop plants for nutrients, space, light and water. This results in lowering the food grain quality and reduction in crop yield. Weeds may produce toxic substances which may interfere with crop growth. During harvesting, weeds get mixed up with crops to lower down its quality.
So, the correct
answer is 'Weeds'.
The growth of weeds can be controlled by
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Manual removal
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Irrigation
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Herbicides
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All of the above
The growth of weeds can be controlled by the following methods:
(2) Manual removal: Many gardeners still remove weeds by manually pulling them out of the ground, making sure to include the roots that would otherwise allow them to resprout.
(3) Irrigation: Drip irrigation involves bringing water directly to the roots of the desired plants, thereby limits weed's access to water.
Weeding is necessary because_______________
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They affect growth of the plant
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They affect the nutrients supplied to the soil
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Both A and B
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None of these
Weeding is necessary since weeds compete with the crop plants for water, nutrients, space and light. Thus, they affect the growth of the crop. Some weeds interfere even in harvesting and may be poisonous for animals and human beings.
Which of the following are characteristics of weed?
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Little or no recognized value in medicine
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Rapid growth
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Competitive with crops
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All of the above
Any plant not sown in the field by the farmer and grow where it is not wanted is called a weed.
Weeds compete with crops for
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Soil
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Nutrients
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Space
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Both B and C
- A weed can be defined as any plant that requires some form of action to reduce its effect on the economy, the environment, human health, and amenity.
- Weeds compete with crops for space, nutrients, water, and light. Smaller, slower-growing seedlings are more susceptible than those that are larger and more vigorous.
Weeds, insects and diseases can be controlled by _____
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Use of pesticides
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Sprayed on crop plants
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Herbicides, insecticides and fungicides
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All of the above
Weeds can be removed by using
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Pesticides
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Weedicides
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Antibiotics
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Bactericides
Weeds are the undesirable plants that are not cultivated. They are the plants at the wrong place. They compete with the crop for nutrients and space. Hence, they are harmful to the crop. These weeds can be controlled by using weedicides.
Unwanted plants growing along with crop plants are called as ________.
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Herbs
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Weeds
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Crops
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Grass
The unwanted plants which grow in field along with the crop plants are termed as weed. They are harmful for the crops as they compete for nutrients with them.
Identify the advantage of proper storage.
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The quality of food is ensured for a longer time.
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The variety of food may be available in far places.
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The food poisoning is prevented.
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All of the above
The weeds competes for
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Food
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Water
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Sunlight
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All of the above