Agriculture Exams (Agri Croppro) – Page 8

#140. A common media used for bacterial isolation is
A PDA
B TZCA
C PDPA
D None of the above
Answer: PDPA
#141. Bacterial isolation can be accomplished using the
A Baermann Funnel Technique
B Tissue Planting Technique
C Streak Plate Method
D Slide Culture Technique
Answer: Streak Plate Method
#142. Which of the following crops can be a possible host for Ralstonia Solanacearum?
A Banana
B Potato
C Rice
D Eggplant
Answer: Eggplant
#143. The soft rot bacteria produces ________________ which makes it able to degrade the middle lamella and cause lysis of the cell contents.
A Peroxidases
B Catalase
C Pectinases
D Amylase
Answer: Pectinases
#144. Type of flagellation of Erwinia species.
A Monotrichous
B Peritrichous
C Lophotrichous
D Amphitrichous
Answer: Peritrichous
#145. Common bacterial plant pathogen in the Philippines that produces yellow and mucoid colonies in ordinary culture media.
A Pseudomonas
B Xanthomonas
C Ralstonia
D Agrobacterium
Answer: Xanthomonas
#146. Common isolation method of bacterial plant pathogens from plant tissues
A Streaking
B Tissue planting
C Staining
D Baiting
Answer: Streaking
#147. Causal agent of bugtok and moko disease of banana.
A Fusarium oxysporum
B Pectabacterium carotovorum
C Fusarium oxysporum
D Ralstonia solanacearum
Answer: Ralstonia solanacearum
#148. Citrus greening or mottling is now believed to be caused by a:
A Phytoplasma
B Bacterium
C Fungus
D Virus
Answer: Bacterium
#149. Fungal mycelium appearing on rotten fruit is a
A Symptom
B Sign
C Pathogen
D Disease
Answer: Sign
#150. Mummification of fruits is an example of
A Sign
B Suscept
C Symptom
D Host
Answer: Symptom
#151. A diseased plant is a
A Pathogen
B Parasite
C Suscept
D Abiotic
Answer: Suscept
#152. May not cause diseases in plants
A Abiotic factors
B Parasites
C Infectious agents
D Worms
Answer: Worms
#153. The corn disease incited by Bipolaris maydis may be controlled by
A Insecticides
B Antibiotics
C Fungicides
D Miticides
Answer: Fungicides
#154. Aflatoxin is formed by
A Aspergillus flavus
B Aspergillus Rhizopus
C Aspergillus scabies
D Aspergillus ipomeae
Answer: Aspergillus flavus
#155. Fungi I the Philippines reproduce mainly by forming
A Sexual spores
B Asexual spores
C Mycelia
D Endospores
Answer: Asexual spores
#156. Fungal pathogens are often isolated by
A Serial dilution
B Tissue planting
C Spore trapping
D Baermann funnel
Answer: Tissue planting
#157. Quiescent or latent infection is often associated with
A Soft rot disease
B Die-back
C Blights
D Anthracnose
Answer: Anthracnose
#158. Bacteria cannot enter the host plant through
A Stomata
B Hydathodes
C Lenticels
D Intact host surface
Answer: Intact host surface
#159. Group of microorganisms that can directly penetrate the intact host surface
A Fungi
B Bacteria
C Viruses
D Viroids
Answer: Fungi