Which of the following caused Ireland’s Potato Famine?
Ireland’s Potato Famine was caused by Phytophthora infestans, a late blight pathogen.
It destroyed potato crops across Europe in the 1840s.
Highly favourable conditions allowed rapid spread.
Major famine and disease outbreaks occurred.
Millions were affected due to crop dependence.
This remains one of history’s worst agricultural disasters.
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45 Mins English English100 Questions100 Marks120 Mins English English100 Questions100 Marks120 Mins English| List-I (Plant Diseases/Famine) |
List-II (Year) |
| (A) Irish Famine |
(I) 1943 |
| (B) Bengal Famine |
(II) 1870 |
| (C) Coffee rust |
(III) 1845 |
| (D) Downy mildew of tobacco |
(IV) 1950 |
Suggested Test Series
Suggested Test Series
| List-I (Plant Diseases/Famine) |
List-II (Year) |
| (A) Irish Famine |
(I) 1943 |
| (B) Bengal Famine |
(II) 1870 |
| (C) Coffee rust |
(III) 1845 |
| (D) Downy mildew of tobacco |
(IV) 1950 |
