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Questions |
Answer |
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1 |
Botanical name |
Brassica spp. |
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2 |
Family |
Crusiferae |
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3 |
Origin of Mustard |
China |
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4 |
Chromosome number |
2n = 36 |
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5 |
Fruit of Mustard is called |
Siliqua |
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6 |
Most essential nutrient for Mustard cultivation is |
Sulphur |
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7 |
Seed rate of Mustard – as Main crop |
4 – 6 kg/ha |
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8 |
Seed rate of Mustard – as Mixed crop |
2 – 3 kg/ha |
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9 |
Spacing requirement for Mustard |
45 x 15 cm |
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10 |
Group of Mustard plant is called |
Canola |
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11 |
Oil content of Mustard seeds |
33 – 39 % |
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12 |
Protein content |
24 – 30 % |
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13 |
Linoleic content of Mustard seeds |
17 – 20 % |
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14 |
Pungency of Mustard is due to |
Isothiocyanate |
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15 |
Toxic substance present in Mustard |
Glucosinolates |
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16 |
Regular use of Mustard cake causes |
Goiter |
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17 |
Directorate of Rate seed & Mustard Research is located at |
Bharatpur, Rajasthan |
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18 |
Upper limit of Glucosinolates in mustard oil as per the government guidelines is |
0.5 % |
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19 |
Commercial hybrid varieties of Mustard |
Pusa Agrani, Kranti, Pusa Vijay, Pusa Karishma, Varuna |
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20 |
Mustard crop grows well in |
Cool & Dry climate |
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Varieties |
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21 |
Brown sarson |
Pusa Kalyani |
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22 |
Yellow sarson |
Benoy |
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23 |
Newly released varieties of Mustard |
Vasundara, Basanti, Laxmi, Ashirwad, Pusa Jai Kisan |
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24 |
First variety of Brassica juncea developed by Chopra is |
Pusa Jai Kisan |
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25 |
First hybrid variety of Mustard developed in India by Directorate of Rape seed & Mustard Research, Bharatpur, Rajasthan |
NRCHB-506 |
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Mustard species |
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26 |
Brassica compestris |
Sarson |
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27 |
Brassica napus |
Rapeseed |
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28 |
Brassica juncea |
Brown mustard (Indian Mustard) |
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29 |
Brassica nigra |
Black mustard |
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30 |
Brassica carinata |
Ethiopian mustard |
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31 |
Brassica rapa |
Toria |
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32 |
Eruca sativa |
Taramira |
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Evolution of Brassica species |
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33 |
Brassica napus |
B. compestris x B. oleracia |
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34 |
Brassica carinata |
B. nigra x B. oleracia |
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35 |
Brassica juncea |
B. nigra x B. compestris |
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Mustard crop insect pest and diseases are posted in Entomology and Pathology Section |