Question

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Saccharum barberi was originally grown in north India, but had A sugar content and yield. Tropical canes grown in south India Saccharum officinarum had B stems and C sugar content but did not grow well in north India. These tow species were successfully crossed to get sugar cane varieties combining the desirable qualities of high yield, stems, E sugar and ability to grow in the sugar cane areas of F India

• A. A – poor, B – thick, C – high, D – thicker, E – higher, F – north
• B. A – poor, B – thicker, C – higher, D – thick, E – high, F – north
• C. A – poor, B – thinner, C – higher, D – thin, E – high, F – north
• D. A – poor, B – thicker, C – higher, D – thick, E – high, F – south

Answer 1

Answer: (B)

A – poor, B – thicker, C – higher, D – thick, E – high,

F – north