Step 1: Concept
Plough bottoms are either stationary (sliding) or rotating (rolling).
Step 2: Meaning
A stationary bottom (like the MB plough) relies on the soil sliding over a fixed surface.
Step 3: Analysis
A disc plough uses large, rotating steel concave discs to cut and turn the soil. Because the part of the implement that contacts the soil is a revolving circle, it is referred to as a rolling plough bottom. This makes it ideal for sticky or stony soils where stationary ploughs would get stuck.
Step 4: Conclusion
The disc plough is the implement with a rolling bottom.
Final Answer: (C)