Saccharum officinarum grows well in

Select the incorrect statements. Br a. Indian agriculture accounts for approximately 62 percent of India's GDP. Br b. During the period 1960 and 2000, wheat and rice production increased from 11 million tonnes to 89.5 million tonnes. Br C. Semi-dwarf rice varieties were derived from IR 8 and Taichung Native-1. br d. Saccharum officinarum was originally grown in south india having high sugar content and yield.

Select the incorrect statements. a. Indian agriculture accounts for approximately 62 percent of India's GDP. b. During the period 1960 and 2000, wheat and rice production increased from 11 million tonnes to 89.5 million tonnes. C. Semi-dwarf rice varieties were derived from IR 8 and Taichung Native-1. d. Saccharum officinarum was originally grown in south india having high sugar content and yield.

Saccharum officinarum, the tropical cane is grown in:

Saccharum officinarum, the tropical cane is grown in:

State the economic value of Saccharum officinarum in comparison to S. barberi.

State the economic value of Saccharum officinarum in comparison to S. barberi.

Assertion X: Saccharum barberi was grown in north India and has poor sugar content and yield. Assertion Y: Saccharum officinarum of south India had thinner stem and lower sugar content (A) X and Y both are true (B) X and Y both are false (C) X true, Y-false (D) X-false, Y - true

The following are the binomials of economically useful plants. Mention their respective families. (a) Borassus flabellifer (b) Mangifera indica ( c) Saccharum officinarum (d) Curcuma longa (e) Capsicum annum (f) Tamarindus indica

Species of Saccharum originally grown in India was