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India’s wheat yield revolution in the 1960s was possible primarily due to |
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a) |
Hybrid seeds |
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b) |
Increased chlorophyll content |
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c) |
Mutations resulting in plant height reduction |
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d) |
Quantitative trait mutations |
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India’s wheat yield revolution in the 1960s was possible primarily due to |
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a) |
Hybrid seeds |
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b) |
Increased chlorophyll content |
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c) |
Mutations resulting in plant height reduction |
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d) |
Quantitative trait mutations |
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(c) In 1963, ICAR introduced dwarf selections from CIMMYT, including those developed by Norman Borlaug using Norin-10 as the source of dwarfing genes |