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The type of pollution which is found the third most is
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Land or landscape pollution
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Controlled tipping
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Noise pollution
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UV pollution
The three main types of pollution are 1. Air Pollution 2. Water Pollution 3. Soil Pollution. Rapid urbanization, with the consequent increase in population and building construction, has resulted in the reduction of land for the wastes to be disposed of.
Mine spoil is
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Wastes from mines
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Wastes from mine processing
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Land degraded by mining
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Both A and B
Taungya is practice of
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Shifting cultivation
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Agroforestry
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Production forestry
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Both A and B
Taungya is practice of shifting cultivation and agroforestry. If is a form of agroforestry system. In this, the villagers are given the right to cultivate short term crops during the early stages of forest plantation establishment. This is continued until trees shade crops due to canopy closure. This is done to utilize the land, control weeds, generate extra income.
An agroforestry, taungya consists of
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Growing crops in between rows of trees
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Growing crops after removal of trees
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Growing trees on degraded soils
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All of the above
Taungya system is a form of agroforestry system in which short term crops are grown in the early years of the plantation of a woody perennials species in order to utilize the land, control weeds, reduce establishment costs, generate early income and stimulate the development of the woody perennial species.
Measurement of the rate of oxygen consumption in unit volume of water over a period of time is done to find out
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Biogas generation
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Biological oxygen demand
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Biosynthetic pathways
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Fermentation
Decomposition of organic matter by microbes requires oxygen. Degree of impurity of water due to organic matter is measured in terms of 'Biological Oxygen Demand (BOD)'. BOD is the oxygen in milligrams required for 5 days in 1 litre of water at 20 degree centigrades for the microorganisms to metabolise organic wastes.
Biological Oxygen Demand (BOD) is a measure of
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Industrial wastes poured into water bodies.
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Extent to which water is polluted with organic compounds.
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Amount of carbon monoxide inseparably combined with haemoglobin.
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Amount of oxygen needed by green plants during night.
Decomposition of organic matter by microbes requires oxygen. Degree of impurity of water due to organic matter is measured in terms of Biochemical oxygen demand or (BOD). BOD is the oxygen required by microorganisms to completely metabolise organic wastes present in water.
Huge quantity of sewage is dumped in a river. The BOD will.
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Increase
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Decrease
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Slightly decrease
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Remain unchanged
A huge quantity of sewage increases Organic matter in the river water.
Biochemical oxygen demand measures
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Industrial pollution
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Air pollution
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Dissolved oxygen required for decomposers
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Pollution capacity of effluents
Multiple Choice Questions
Biochemical oxygen demand may not be good index for water bodies receiving effluents from.
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Sugar industry
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Domestic sewage
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Dairy industry
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Petroleum industry
Biochemical Oxygen Demand or BOD is the amount of dissolved oxygen in a water body, required by microorganisms for the aerobic breakdown of organic matter in the water. Petroleum waste consists of inorganic constituents that also may cut off the oxygen supply into the water body thus BOD may not be a good index for water receiving effluents containing it.
When a fertilizer contains at least two or more nutrients is called as _____ fertilizer.
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Simple
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Complex
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Chemical
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None of the above
Complex fertilizers (also known as compound fertlizers) are made from mixing two or more of macro-nutrient type fertilizers. They may also be further blended with elements that provide some of the less-common plant nutrients (known as secondary or trace nutrients, such as sulfur, calcium and magnesium).
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