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31

Selective exploitation means felling trees of

A
different ages and girths
B
specific ages and girths
C
different girths and same species
D
different girths and different species
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32

Streak disease of crop commonly attacks

A
millet
B
sorghum
C
maize
D
rice
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33

Most viral diseases of plants are transmitted by

A
wind
B
rain
C
insects
D
rodents
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34

Viral diseases of crop plants are best controlled by

A
planting resistant varieties
B
applying fungicides
C
aplying insecticides
D
flooding farmlands
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35

The following problems are likely to be caused by insects except

A
loss of leaves of crop plants
B
rottening of cobs in storage
C
transmission of viral diseases
D
reduction of grains in storage to powder
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36

Weed plants which grow on other plants without deriving nutrients from them are called

A
sedged
B
epiphytes
C
decomposers
D
saprophytes
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37

When a farmland is heavily infested with striga, it may be concluded that the farmland

A
is undergoing drainage
B
had not ben regularly irrigated
C
may have been used for growing guinea corn
D
may have been used for cowpea production
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38

Mulching

A
reduces evaporation of soil water
B
increases soil acidity
C
prevents seedling diseases
D
improves soil texture
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39

An accessory sex gland in a bull is

A
prostate gland
B
pituitary gland
C
thyroid gland
D
pancreatic gland
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40

The most important reason for low livestock population in the rain forest zone is the

A
fast rate at which pasture crops become fibrous
B
shortage of forage crops during the long dry season
C
growth and proliferation of pathogens
D
thick vegetation cover which impedes animal movement
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