Fill up the blanks - Saccharum barberi was originally grown in north India, but had A sugar content and yield. Tropical canes grown in south India Saccharum officinarum had B stems and C sugar content but did not grow well in north India. These two species were successfully crossed to get sugar cane varieties combining the desirable qualities of high yield, D stems, E sugar and ability to grow in the sugar cane areas of F India.

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Fill up the blanks - Saccharum barberi was originally grown in north India, but had A sugar content and yield. Tropical canes grown in south India Saccharum officinarum had B stems and C sugar content but did not grow well in north India. These two species were successfully crossed to get sugar cane varieties combining the desirable qualities of high yield, D stems, E sugar and ability to grow in the sugar cane areas of F India. (A) A - poor, B - thick, C - high, D - thicker, E - higher, F - north (B) A - poor, B - thicker, C - higher, D - thick, E - high, F - north (C) A - poor, B - thinner, C - higher, D - thin, E - high, F - north (D) A - poor, B - thicker, C - higher, D - thick, E - high, F - south

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Correct answer is (b) A - poor, B - thicker, C - higher, D - thick, E - high, F - north

$A$ - poor, $B$ - thick, $C$ - high, $D$ - thicker, $E$ - higher, $F$ - north

$A$ - poor, $B$ - thicker, $C$ - higher, $D$ - thick, $E$ - high, $F$ - north

$A$ - poor, $B$ - thinner, $C$ - higher, $D$ - thin, $E$ - high, $F$ - north

$A$ - poor, $B$ - thicker, $C$ - higher, $D$ - thick, $E$ - high, $F$ - south

Correct answer is (b) $A$ - poor, $B$ - thicker, $C$ - higher, $D$ - thick, $E$ - high, $F$ - north