Ch 1 Flashcards

(34 cards)

1
Q

Potential resource

A

Found in a region but not utilised

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2
Q

Stock

A

Lack of tech

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3
Q

Reserves

A

Use haven’t been started

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4
Q

Rio de janeiro year

A

1992

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5
Q

Agenda 21 by

A

UNCED

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6
Q

Advocated resource conservation for the 1st time

A

Club of rome 1968

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7
Q

Gandhian philosophy presented by

A

Schumacher
Small is beautiful

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8
Q

Contribution w respect to sustainable development

A

Brundtland commission report , 1987
Our common future

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9
Q

Land variety

A

Forest
Land unavailable for cultivation
Other uncultivated land
Follow land
Net sown area

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10
Q

Land not available for cultivation

A

-Barren and waste land
-Non agricultural uses like road

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11
Q

Other uncultivated land

A

Permanent pasture and grazing
-Under miscellaneous tree crops grooves
-Culturable waste land ( no cul for more than 5 yrs )

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12
Q

Follow land

A

Current fallow (<= yr)
Other than current fallow land (1-5yrs)

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13
Q

Gross cropped area

A

Net sown area + area sown more than once a yr

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14
Q

Mining reason for land d gradation

A

Jharkhand
Chattisgarh
Madhya p
Odisha

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15
Q

Overgrazing reason for land degradation

A

Guj
Raj
Madhya p
Maharashtra

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16
Q

Alluvial

A

Result of interplay of three rivers
Rice
Wheat
Cotton
Oilseeds
Pulses

17
Q

Black soil

A

Cotton
Sugarcane
Tobacco
Millets
Oilseeds

18
Q

Red soil

A

Formed by weathering of crystalline and metamorphic rocks
Red due to ferric oxide
Less fertile

Millets pulses rice tobacco groundnuts

19
Q

Laterite soil

A

Formed by intense leaching
Acidic, coarse, less fertile
Tea coffee cashew

20
Q

States of laterite soil

A

W ghats
Karnataka
Kerela
Tamil n
Odisha
Meghalaya

21
Q

Place of red soil

A

Eastern nd southern Deccan plateau karnataka tamil n odisha

22
Q

Arid soil

A

Formed in dry and semi arid regions due to deposition of sand
Low humus content
Can be made fertile

23
Q

States of arid soil

A

Raj
Guj
Haryana
Punjab

24
Q

Arid soil crops

A

Bajra
Pulses
Millets
Barley

25
Forest soil
Formed under dense forest covers in mountainous regions
26
Forest soil in valley areas
Loamy and silty
27
Forest soil in slopes
Coarse and acidic
28
Forest soil in regions w Good vegetation but poor potash eyc
Rich in humus
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Regions of forest areas
Himalayan region Western ghats Northeastern states
30
Crops of forest soil
Tea Coffee Spices Tropical fruits
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Soln of soil erosion
Contour ploughing Terrace cultivation Strip cropping Shelter belts
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Gullies
Water cuts making deep channels
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Gullies in chambal basin
Ravines
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Known as reggur soil
Black soil