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Agriculture ( Patwari Exam) Cropping Pattern

Groundnut pegs when developed in the soil from –

Tubers

Fruits

Stems

Roots

- Groundnut (peanut) plants are unique because after pollination, their flowers develop into pegs that push into the soil.

- Option 1: Tubers – Groundnuts do not develop from tubers. Tubers are underground stem structures, like potatoes.

- Option 2: Fruits – Groundnut plants' pegs develop into fruits, but they do so in the soil.

- Option 3: Stems – Groundnut pegs do not develop from stems; the peg itself is a stem-like structure that penetrates the soil.

- Option 4: Roots – Groundnut pegs do not develop from roots. Roots serve different functions such as nutrient absorption.

Correct Answer: Option 2 - Fruits

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