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Which of these is not a consumptive value?
education
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Which of these is not a forest type found in India?
Mediterranean dry
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“Plant community, predominantly comprised of trees and other woody vegetation, usually with a closed canopy" is
ecological definition of forests
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According to the Supreme Court, the word forest must be understood according to its
dictionary meaning
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Which of these is not a use value?
existence value
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According to the Supreme Court, the term forest land includes
any area recorded as forest in the Government record irrespective of ownership
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Tropical moist forests do not include
broadleaved forests
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The value of leaving use and non-use values for offspring’s or future generations is called
bequest value
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The term 'forest' originates from
Latin foris meaning outside
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The value derived from the knowledge of use of resources by others in the current generation is called
altruistic value
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Lithosere is an example of
xerosere
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Which of these depicts correctly the lithosere primary succession?
Rock → Crustose lichen → Foliose lichen → Moss → Herbaceous stage → Shrub → Woodland → Climax
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At compensation point,
photosynthesis = respiration
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The study of life history / general features of forest crops with respect to environmental factors is called
silvics
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A climax caused by wildfires is an example of
disclimax
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Net primary productivity is given by
APAR X LUE
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Practical application of scientific, technical and economic principles of forestry comes under which branch of forestry?
forest management
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In the context of plant nutrition, boron is
micronutrient
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Which of these is not a characteristic of pioneer species
large size
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The climax near Tindni village is being controlled by disturbance by cattle. This is an example of
disclimax
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Mechanical action of ocean waves is an example of
physical weathering
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Khadar is a type of
alluvial soil
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In soil profile, C refers to
substratum layer
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Regur is a term for
black cotton soil
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Bangar is a type of
alluvial soil
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Soil formation is dependent upon
all of the above
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Thermal stresses lead to
physical weathering
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Carbonation is an example of
chemical weathering
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Cryofracturing is an example of
physical weathering
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Hydrolysis is an example of
chemical weathering
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For absolute form factor, the reference for the base of the cylinder is
base of the tree
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For normal form factor, the reference for the base of the cylinder is
breast height
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In India, the breast height is considered to be
1.37 m
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Measurement of height based on similar triangles comes under:
indirect measurement
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For a tree with dbh = 45.6 cm, height = 27 m and total stem volume of 1.78 cum, the artificial form factor for the tree is:
0.3
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Consider a stand of eucalyptus trees that are on average 30 cm in diameter and spaced on a regular 3 m grid. Find the spacing factor.
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Diameter over bark (dob), diameter under bark (dub) and bark thickness (tb) are related as:
dob=dub+2×tb
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For false form factor, the reference for the base of the cylinder is
10% of tree height
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Choose the correct statement:
For a non-circular cross-section, girth tape over-estimates the sectional area.
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A tree has dbh of 25 cm. Find its basal area in sq m.
0.049
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This sampling employs a simple rule of selecting every kth unit starting with a number chosen at random from 1 to k as the random start.
Systematic sampling
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IMU stands for
Inertial measurement unit
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___ is how close the measured values are to the correct value.
Accuracy
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A list of sampling units is called a
frame
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The time of flight for LiDAR is 0.00001 sec. Find the distance of the object from the instrument.
1500 m
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Which of these is correct?
Geodetic surveying takes into account the true shape of the Earth and is used for larger areas (> 250 sq km)
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A sampling procedure such that each possible combination of sampling units out of the population has the same chance of being selected is referred to as
Simple random sampling
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The frequency of flyovers is an indicator of
temporal resolution
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___ is how close the measured values are to each other.
Precision
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Bathymetric LiDAR uses
green light
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Invasive climbers increase the probability of which of these fire types?
ladder fire
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Which of these forms the fire triangle?
fuel, oxygen, heat
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A scientist uses a trap to capture a monkey. In the context of Wildlife Protection Act 1972,
the trap is a weapon and capturing is hunting.
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In the formula I = PXAXT, P refers to
population pressure
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In the formula I = PXAXT, T refers to
technology
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Which of these is a stochastic factor?
forest fire
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The acronym HIPPO does not include
habitat enhancement
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A veterinarian uses an immobilising gun to capture a deer. In the context of Wildlife Protection Act 1972,
the immobilising gun is a weapon and capturing is hunting.
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Which of these is a deterministic factor?
death rate
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The acronym HIPPO does not include
pollination
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Taungya regeneration is
artificial regeneration with villagers
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Which of these is not advantage of clear felling system
Increases soil erosion and landslides in hilly areas
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Which of these is the correct sequence of a silvicultural system?
Harvesting -> Regeneration -> Stand tending
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Ring weeding is primarily a feature of
artificial regeneration by planting seedlings
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Tending is done during
any stage of life
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The movement of seeds away from their place of seed production into a new area is called
dispersal
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Average age at which a tree is considered mature for felling is called as
rotation age
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A site was clear-cut. Which of these methods of regeneration cannot be used in a short time-frame?
natural regeneration
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Which of these is not a feature of natural regeneration
good control over genetic improvement
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Which of these is not a feature of natural regeneration
high requirement of heavy machinery and labour
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Shelterwood system results in
even aged stand with natural aesthetics
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In group shelterwood system, the regeneration area is increased
centrifugally around gaps
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Trees not putting increment are removed during
preparatory felling
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Clear felling system is not used for
shade bearer species
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For a crop with rotation age of 120 years, PB-III would have crop age
60-90 years
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Felling made with the object of opening the canopy to remove shelter and allow more light for the regenerated crop is
seeding felling
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Close to nature forestry is a feature of
selection system
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Inverse-J shaped number-diameter curves are seen in
selection system
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Which of these is the correct sequence for shelterwood system?
Preparatory felling -> Seeding felling -> Secondary felling -> Final felling
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Catchment areas are best suited for
group shelterwood system
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Trees to be retained are shown in ___ marking colour
white
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Trees on boundary are shown in ___ marking colour
red
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Cutting of timber into logs is known as
bucking
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Careful selection of trees for harvesting based on a forest management prescription is known as
marking
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Net growth in initial volume is given by
V2-V1+H-I
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Research plots are shown in ___ marking colour
yellow
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Which of these gives the greatest accuracy in constructing face cuts
open face
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Which of these gives the greatest saving of lumber
humboldt face
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Moving of logs from forest to landing area is known as
skidding
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Surveying timberlands to locate and estimate the volumes and grades of standing timber meeting requirements is known as
cruising
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Wet and dry treatment of seeds is used for which species
teak
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Which of these is not a laboratory method to determine best days for seed collection?
chemical analysis of fat and nitrogen content
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Which of these characterises a refractory site
soil depth < 10 cm
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Which of these prevents water logging
raised bed
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Number of seeds in sample that germinate upto the peak germination period expressed as % is a definition of
germination energy