Bt as a Biocontrol measure holds true for which of the following options?

(1) Available in sachets as dried spores

(2) Sprayed on vulnerable plants such as Brassicas and Dahlia

(3) Kills butterfly caterpillars and other insects

(4) All of these

(1) Common in the root ecosystem

(2) Free living fungi

(3) Effective Biocontrol Agents of several plant pathogens

(4) Bt-cotton is prepared by it

(1) Pathogens that attack insects and the Arthropods

(2) Biological control agents

(3) Genus- Nucleopolyhedrovirus

(4) Species-specific and broad spectrum insecticidal applications

(1) Plants, fish

(2) Mammals

(3) Birds, non-target insects

(4) All of these

(1) Integrated Pest Management

(2) Integrated Part Messenger

(3) International Pollution Management

(4) Inter- Pesticide Management Committee

(1) That enrich the nutrient quantity of soil

(2) That reduce the nutrient quantity of soil

(3) That enrich the nutrient quality of soil

(4) That enrich the nutrient specificity of soil

(1) Baculoviruses

(2) Azotobacter

(3) Rhizobium

(4) Trichoderma

(1) Symbiotic association of lichen with algae

(2) Symbiotic association of fungi with higher plants

(3) Symbiotic association of bacteria with plants

(4) Symbiotic association of algae with fungi

(1) Phosphorus from soil by means of fungi

(2) Resistance to root borne pathogens

(3) Tolerance to salinity, drought and extreme low temperature

(4) Overall increase in plant growth and development

(1) Anabaena

(2) Nostoc

(3) Oscillatoria

(4) Glomus