Discussion
Transplanting method of rice cultivation is most common in which of the following area ?
Answer: D
Transplanting is most common in the deltaic region of West Bengal.
In transplanting, rice seedlings are raised in a nursery and then planted by hand in puddled, flooded fields. It needs abundant water and plenty of labour, both available in the densely populated, well-watered Ganga delta, where it gives higher yields than broadcasting the seed.
West Odisha, the Saurashtra plain and the Eastern Ghats are drier or hillier, and rice there, where it is grown, is more often sown directly by broadcasting or drilling.
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