A) Warm and humid B) Arid and desert-like C) Temperate with distinct seasons D) Cold and dry
A) Acidic peat soil B) Well-drained sandy loam C) Heavy clay soil D) Rocky soil
A) Less than 500 mm per year B) 1500-2500 mm per year C) 500-1000 mm per year D) Over 3000 mm per year
A) 2-3 meters B) 4-6 meters C) 10-12 meters D) 7-9 meters
A) Middle of the winter B) Peak of the dry season C) End of the summer D) Beginning of the rainy season
A) Tissue culture B) Grafting C) Seed nuts D) Seedlings
A) Conserve soil moisture B) Attract pests C) Reduce soil drainage D) Increase soil acidity
A) Potassium B) Calcium C) Phosphorus D) Nitrogen
A) The formation of new leaves B) A type of coconut disease C) The process of harvesting mature coconuts D) Premature falling of immature fruits
A) Spider B) Coconut mite C) Grasshopper D) Earthworm
A) Rubber trees B) Mango trees C) Banana trees D) Coconut palms
A) 6-7 months B) 18-20 months C) 11-12 months D) 3-4 months
A) Kernel B) Shell C) Endosperm D) Husk
A) Coconut oil B) Coconut husk fiber C) Dried coconut kernel D) Coconut water
A) Coconut milk B) Coconut cream C) Coconut water D) Coconut oil
A) Once per year B) Once every 5 years C) Never D) 2-3 times per year
A) Decreased soil fertility B) Increased pest infestations C) Increased income diversification D) Reduced coconut yield
A) Improve soil drainage B) Attract pollinators C) Encourage faster growth D) Prevent wind damage
A) Malayan Dwarf B) West Coast Tall C) East Coast Tall D) Jamaica Tall
A) Pheromone traps B) Introducing more beetles C) Flooding the area D) Burning the affected palms
A) Checking for root diseases B) Collecting sap for toddy production C) Harvesting mature nuts D) Pruning old leaves
A) Attracts earthworms B) Increases water retention C) Reduces nutrient absorption D) Prevents root rot
A) Fertilizer B) Animal feed C) Building material D) Fuel and adsorbent
A) Replanting coconut trees after harvesting B) Pruning of lower branches C) It is not a practice used in coconut cultivation D) Fertilizing only at the root zone
A) Manganese B) Zinc C) Boron D) Iron
A) Flood irrigation B) Surface irrigation C) Drip irrigation D) Sprinkler irrigation
A) Reduce coconut yield B) Increase soil erosion C) Suppress weeds and improve soil health D) Attract pests
A) Improves fruit quality B) Has no effect C) Promotes faster growth D) Reduces yield and can cause death
A) Pruning B) Harvesting C) Grafting D) Tapping |