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1 Which microorganism are neither living or non living in nature ? Viruses Viroides Prion All of these 4 Plant Pathology PATH121 PATH121/1
2 The disease occurs or spread throughout the world wide called as …….. Endemic Pandemic Sporadic Epidemic 2 Plant Pathology PATH121 PATH121/1
3 Study of algae called as… Phycology Mycology Virology None of these 1 Plant Pathology PATH121 PATH121/1
4 Who is the father of mycology ? KC Mehta MK Patel LR Tulsane PA Michelli 4 Plant Pathology PATH121 PATH121/2
5 Who is the father of micoscopy ? Antonie van Leeuwenhoek Robert Hook Anton de Bary PA Michelli 1 Plant Pathology PATH121 PATH121/2
6 Who developed Bordeaux mixture ? NA Cobb Jensen Stakman PA Millardet 4 Plant Pathology PATH121 PATH121/2
7 Bacteriphages are multiplying inside the…. Nucleus Virus Fungi Bacterial cell 4 Plant Pathology PATH121 PATH121/3
8 …………is a process caused by an infectious agent when it comes in contact with susceptible host
Pathogenisity Nectrotroph Pathogenisis Antagonism 3 Plant Pathology PATH121 PATH121/3
9 Measurement of plant pathogen is done by… Dry weight method Cell volume method Cell number method All of these 4 Plant Pathology PATH121 PATH121/3
10 Any pathogen entity present on diseased plant part called as ….. Symptoms Sign Disease Pathogen 2 Plant Pathology PATH121 PATH121/3
11 When a pathogen causes leaf infection, it result in…… Decrease in transpiration Incease in photosynthesis Incease in rate of respiration
Increase in translocation of food 3 Plant Pathology PATH121 PATH121/3
12 The cell wall of bacteria is chemically composed of ----------------- Proteins Phospholipids Peptidoglycan Amino acids 3 Plant Pathology PATH121 PATH121/3
13 The technical term used for virus is…….. Virion Virusoid Viroid Viral 1 Plant Pathology PATH121 PATH121/3
14 Khaira disease of rice due to……. Deficiency Iron Zinc manganese Boron 2 Plant Pathology PATH121 PATH121/5
15 The disease can be classified based on.. Plant part
Host plant affected and causal organism affected
involved Symptoms produced All on
of the above
host plantS 4 Plant Pathology PATH121 PATH121/5
16 Plant diseases develop due to…………factor Biotic Abiotic Both a & B None of these 4 Plant Pathology PATH121 PATH121/5
17 …………is a example of sign Smut Rust Sclerotia Scab 3 Plant Pathology PATH121 PATH121/5
18 Non infectious disease in plant due to……… Mineral toxicity Toxicity of pesticides Nutritional deficiencyAll of these 4 Plant Pathology PATH121 PATH121/6
19 The organisms lacking a well defined nucleus are term as….. Prokaryotes Fungi Protozoa Eukaryotes 1 Plant Pathology PATH121 PATH121/6
20 Transformation is a process of multiplication in……. Fungi Bacteria Bacteriophage Phytomonas 2 Plant Pathology PATH121 PATH121/6
21 ………….pathogen body containing thallus Fungi Bacteria Bacteriophage Phytomonas 1 Plant Pathology PATH121 PATH121/6
22 ……… is a fungal plant disease Loose Smut Rust Powedery mildew All of these 4 Plant Pathology PATH121 PATH121/6
23 ………….is a bacterial plant disease Citrus canker Bacterial blight Both a & b None of these 3 Plant Pathology PATH121 PATH121/6
24 …………. Is a soil borne pathogen Pythium Scelerotia Phytophthora All of these 4 Plant Pathology PATH121 PATH121/6
25 The protein coat of virus is commonly known as…… Virion Virusoid Viroid Viral 3 Plant Pathology PATH121 PATH121/6
26 Bacteria are multiply by………. Budding Parasexuality Binary fission Fragmentation 3 Plant Pathology PATH121 PATH121/6
27 Striga is a…….. Semi stem parasite Semi root parasite Total stem parasiteTotal root parasite 2 Plant Pathology PATH121 PATH121/9
28 Pathogen live and multiply on dead organic matter called as…… Obligate parasite Saprophyte Parasite Biotroph 2 Plant Pathology PATH121 PATH121/9
29 ………disease is a obligate parasitic in nature Rust Mildew Viruses All of these 4 Plant Pathology PATH121 PATH121/9
30 Internal and external abnormal changes in plant known as……. Sign Disease Symptoms None of these 3 Plant Pathology PATH121 PATH121/10
31 Bunchy top of banana plant disease is caused due to: Bacteria Virus Fungi Mycoplasma 2 Plant Pathology PATH121 PATH121/10
32 In which of the following diseases of plant chlorophyll of the leaves get destroyedMosaic
and leaves getof
disease shrinked?
tobacco Citrus Canker Tundu disease of wheatRhizoctonia 1 Plant Pathology PATH121 PATH121/10
33 Which of the following is not related to Necrosis? Curling of leaves Death of tissues A common symptom Discolouration of leaves
of fungal diseases 1 Plant Pathology PATH121 PATH121/10
34 In which disease of plant white mildew appears typically on underside of leaves?Cylindrocladium Angular leaf Spot Downy Mildew Black arm of Cotton 3 Plant Pathology PATH121 PATH121/10
35 The sexual fruiting bodies produced by fungi are……… Perithecium Pycnidium Both a & b None of these 1 Plant Pathology PATH121 PATH121/12
36 The cell wall of fungi is made up of Cellulose Chitin Pectin Suberin 2 Plant Pathology PATH121 PATH121/12
37 All fungi can be called as Heterotrophs Autotrophs Saprophytes Parasites 1 Plant Pathology PATH121 PATH121/12
38 If the thallus of an organism e.g., a fungus is entirely converted into one or moreEucarpic
reproductive structure, it is calledHolocarpic
as Holozoic Homothallic 2 Plant Pathology PATH121 PATH121/12
39 Which type of tissue is found in the fungi Parenchyma Chlorenchyma Plectenchyma Collenchyma 3 Plant Pathology PATH121 PATH121/12
40 The term 'fungus' was coined by Gaspard Bauhin De Bary E.J. Butler Sadasivan 1 Plant Pathology PATH121 PATH121/12
41 What does ‘Perfect stage’ of a fungus indicate? indicates that it is All
indicates that it is perfectly healthy
indicates that it can reproduce asexually ableoftothe
form perfect sexual spores 3 Plant Pathology
above PATH121 PATH121/12
42 The fungus undergoing asexual reproduction is known as…….. Anamorph Teleomorph Both a & b None of these 1 Plant Pathology PATH121 PATH121/15
43 The simple breaking of mycelium resulting in the formation of a new mycelium from each broken segments is called
Sporing Conidiation Fragmentation Budding 3 Plant Pathology PATH121 PATH121/15
44 …………is a asexual reproduction in fungi Fragmentation & Budding Fission & Chlamydospores Both a & b Somatogamy 3 Plant Pathology PATH121 PATH121/15
45 The naming of the organism in scientific terms is known as Binomial nomenclature Trinomial nomenclature All of above
Scientific nomenclature 1 Plant Pathology PATH121 PATH121/16
46 Considering binomial nomenclature, the parts of scientific names are Genus and class Genus and kingdom Genus and speciesGenus and phylum 3 Plant Pathology PATH121 PATH121/16
47 Binomial system of nomenclature was developed by…….. Carlous Von Linnaeus Vanderplank SD Garett Joseph Lister 1 Plant Pathology PATH121 PATH121/16
48 Which of the following is the example of Binomial system of nomenclature ? Erwinia coli Moon Jelly Jelly Fish None of these 1 Plant Pathology PATH121 PATH121/16
49 The taxa having the ending -mycetes is ______________ Division Subdivision Class Order 3 Plant Pathology PATH121 PATH121/18
50 In fungal classification system Ascomycetes comes under the division of…. Gymnomycota Mastigomycotina Amastigomycota None of these 3 Plant Pathology PATH121 PATH121/18
51 Which division of fungus lack flagella Gymnomycota Mastigomycotina Basidiomycotina Amastigomycota 4 Plant Pathology PATH121 PATH121/18
52 Five kingdom system of classification of living beings was proposed by ----- Carlous Linneaus R.H. Whittakar F.D. Chester E.M. Fries 2 Plant Pathology PATH121 PATH121/18
53 The sub-division ends with… Mycetes ales mycetidae mycotina 4 Plant Pathology PATH121 PATH121/18
54 Plant pathogenic bacteria are……… Phototrophs Hetrotrophs Autotrophs Chemotrophs 2 Plant Pathology PATH121 PATH121/20
55 Gram +ve plant pathogen Streptomyces Clavibacter Erwinia None of these 1 Plant Pathology PATH121 PATH121/20
56 Which of this bacteria is resistant to penicillin as it lacks a cell wall? Spirochetes Cyanobacteria Mycoplasmas Bdellovibrios 3 Plant Pathology PATH121 PATH121/20
57 Pathogenicity of bacteria is controlled by……. Type-III Type-II Type-I Type-IV 1 Plant Pathology PATH121 PATH121/20
58 Bacterial cell division mainly by……. Binary division Fragment Budding None of these 1 Plant Pathology PATH121 PATH121/20
59 Bacteria with several flagella attached all over the cell Amphitrichous Lophotrichous Peritrichous Monotrichous 3 Plant Pathology PATH121 PATH121/20
60 Multiplication of virus occurs in Epidermal cells Plasmodesmata Phloem vessels xylem vessels 1 Plant Pathology PATH121 PATH121/23
61 Which of the following is the genome of the virus? DNA RNA DNA or RNA DNA & RNA 3 Plant Pathology PATH121 PATH121/23
62 Virus reproduces by…. Replication Binary fission Budding Transformation 1 Plant Pathology PATH121 PATH121/23
63 A virus is made up of a DNA or RNA genome inside a protein shell known as: Capsid Host Envelope Zombies 1 Plant Pathology PATH121 PATH121/23
64 TMV is transmiited though Cigarette Insect Fungi Nematode 1 Plant Pathology PATH121 PATH121/23
65 The International committee for Taxonomy of virus (ICTV) was set up in… 1927 1946 1966 1968 3 Plant Pathology PATH121 PATH121/23
66 Which of the following describes plant virus infections? They can be controlled by the useThey of antibiotics.
are spread throughout a plant They
by have little
passing effect
through onare
Theythe plant spread by insects. 2 Plant Pathology
growth.
plasmodesmata.
seldom PATH121 PATH121/23
67 The first plant parasitic nematode was reported by Needham NA Cobb Spallanzani EJ Butler 1 Plant Pathology PATH121 PATH121/26
68 First plant parasitic nematode discovered was…. Anguina Meloidogyne Heterodera Globodera 1 Plant Pathology PATH121 PATH121/26
69 How much quantity of nematicide is used to control the nematodes in one hectare 10 are?
- 15 kg 20 - 25 kg 50 - 60 kg 100 - 200 kg 2 Plant Pathology PATH121 PATH121/26
70 Spermatheca' is found in the nematode body of…. Male Female Botha & b None of these 2 Plant Pathology PATH121 PATH121/26
71 Meloidogyne belongs to group of… Ecotoparasite Endoparasite Semi-ectoparasite Semi-endoparasite 2 Plant Pathology PATH121 PATH121/26
72 Which of the following is not the method of disease control ? Pathogen exclusion Pathogen eradication Inoculation of pathogen
Plant Protection 3 Plant Pathology PATH121 PATH121/28
73 Sterilisation of soil is a part of…….. Pathogen exclusion Pathogen eradication Both a & b Plant Protection 2 Plant Pathology PATH121 PATH121/28
74 Exclusion of plant disease by legislation is known as…… Disease resistance Plant Quarantine Cultural method Physical method 2 Plant Pathology PATH121 PATH121/28
75 The principle method of controlling plant disease are.. Avoidance Exclusion Eradication All of above 4 Plant Pathology PATH121 PATH121/28
76 Tree surgery is a disease management method comes under… Avoidance Exclusion Eradication Therapy 4 Plant Pathology PATH121 PATH121/28
77 Agrocin-84 is a… Antibotics Bacteriocin Phenolic compound Enzyme 2 Plant Pathology PATH121 PATH121/31
78 Sulphur fungicides are very effective in the control of Anthracnose disease Powdery mildews Wilts Downy mildews 2 Plant Pathology PATH121 PATH121/31
79 Streptomycin sulphate, an antibiotics was isolated by…… Rangaswami Millardet Waksmann Thirumalachar 3 Plant Pathology PATH121 PATH121/31
80 Organic sulphur fungicides are derived from….. Thiourea Dithiocarbamic acid Phosphoric acid Sulphur 2 Plant Pathology PATH121 PATH121/31
81 Systemic fungicides was discovered by… Van Schleming & Kulka Milladet Tillet Prevost 1 Plant Pathology PATH121 PATH121/31
82 Which one of the following is natural insecticide Pyrethrum Nicotine Both a & b None of these 3 Plant Pathology PATH121 PATH121/31
83 Which one is the major component of Bordeaux mixture Copper sulphate Sodium chloride Calcium chloride Magnesium sulphate 1 Plant Pathology PATH121 PATH121/31
84 Carbamates include……… Fungicides, herbicides and insecticides
Insecticides only Insecticides,
Herbicides, insecticides and nematicides 1 Plant Pathology
nematicides and rodenticides PATH121 PATH121/31
85 Streptomycin antibiotic affect…… Protein synthesis Nucleic acid synthesis Electron transport Mitochondria 1 Plant Pathology PATH121 PATH121/34
86 Most of the antibiotics are produced by …………….. Actinomycetes Cyanobacteria Methanobacteria Plasmodium 1 Plant Pathology PATH121 PATH121/34
87 A compound which prevents fungal growth without killing fungus is term as… Fungicides Fungistatic Fumigant None of above 2 Plant Pathology PATH121 PATH121/34
88 The additive chemicals which possess surface modifying properties are called as..Wetting agents Spreaders Penetrants Surfactants 4 Plant Pathology PATH121 PATH121/34
89 Use of antibiotics in plant disease control is by G. Rangaswamy Coleman M.J.Thirumalachar J.C.Luthra 3 Plant Pathology PATH121 PATH121/34
90 Which are fungicides formulation……. Emulsifiable concentrates Wettable powder Dust All of these 4 Plant Pathology PATH121 PATH121/34
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