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Que. Nitrogenous fertiliser is required
a. during the early stage of growth to promote development of stem and leaves.
b. for accelerating fruit formation in later stage of growth.
c. to lessen the effect of excessive potash application.
d. none of these.
Correct Answer:during the early stage of growth to promote development of stem and leaves.
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