List of top Forestry Agroforestry Silviculture Questions asked in ICAR AIEEA (PG)

Camphor oil is obtained from wood and leaves of _________.
_________ and _________ are two important products obtained from heartwood of Acacia catechu.
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_________ is a general term used for grass- covered plains in temperate zone.
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Which one of the following is obtained from fruits of Bixa orella
The floss obtained from _________ is known as Kapok.
_________ is a build up board having a core of light material, faced on both sides with a relatively thin layer of material having high strength properties.
Which one of the following seasoning method is used for surface drying of certain species of non refractory woods.
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In Champion and Seth's (1968) classification of Forests, following sub group does not come under Tropical Moist Deciduous Forests (Group 3).
Rosin, soap along with aluminum sulphate and wax emulsions are added for _________ the paper.
Which of the following species of wood is non refractory woods?

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List-I (Plant Species)List-II (Botanical Family)
ASaraca asocaIGentianaceae
BSwertia chirataIIMenispermaceae
CTerminalia chebulaIIICaesalpiniaceae
DTinospora cordifoliaIVCombretaceae

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List-I (Soil Process)List-II (Description)
AEluviationIMaterials washed down from above are accumulated in the lower part of the profile.
BIlluviationIIThe separation of material, usually of different grain sizes, by organic activity.
CCheluviationIIIMechanical movement of clay and other fine particles down the profile.
DOrganic sortingIVDownward movement of material akin to leaching due to organic chelating agents.

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List-I (Forest Type)List-II (Indicator Tree Species)
ATropical wet evergreenIShorea robusta
BTropical moist deciduousIIPinus roxburghii
CMontane sub-tropicalIIIPinus wallichiana
DMontane temperateIVDipterocarpus species

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List-I (Bamboo Species)List-II (Common Name)
AArundinaria racemosaIBalku bans
BBambusa nutansIIMaling
CBambusa balcooaIIINarangi bans
DBambusa polymorphaIVMala bans

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List-I (Durability Class)List-II (Tree Species)
AExtremely durable woodISyzygium cumini
BDurable woodIISapium insigne
CSlightly durable woodIIIHardwickia binata
DPerishable woodIVTrewia nudiflora

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List-I (Genetic Aspects)List-II (Meaning or Alternate Term)
AGenetic driftITree's ability to survive and produce offspring
BInbreeding depressionIIHybrid vigour
CHeterosisIIIReduced vigour
DFitnessIVRandom gene fixation

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List-I (Scientists/Ecologists)List-II (Their Contribution)
AProf. R. MisraIEcosystem
BSir TansleyIIClimax
CRobert MacArthurIIIIndian Ecology
DClementsIVIsland Biogeography

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List-I (Animal Common Name)List-II (Zoological Name)
ADholeICaprolagus hispidus
BDesert CatIICuon alpinus
CHispid hareIIIFelis lybica ornata
DSnow leopardIVUncia uncia

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List-I (Policy/Act)List-II (Commencement/Implementation Year)
AGreen India MissionI2007
BNational Policy on FarmersII2014
CNational Agroforestry PolicyIII2010
DNational Agriculture PolicyIV2000

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List-I (Book)List-II (Author(s))
AAn Introduction to AgroforestryID.S. Chundawat and S.K. Gautam
BAgroforestry Principles and PracticesIIP.K.R. Nair
CText Book of AgroforestryIIIA.J. Raj and S.B. Lal
DAgroforestry: Theory and PracticesIVA.P. Dwivedi