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Gundhy bug is...

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Gundhy bug is a pest of

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rice

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mustard

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wheat

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groundnut

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Solution

The correct option is A
rice

The Correct option is A
Explanation of the correct option:
Gundhy bug is a pest of rice.
It is a small insect that attacks the ripening rice grains and makes them wither.
It sucks the milk from developing grains and stems in the early stage of grain formation which causes a foul smell in the field.
Final answer: Gundhy bug is a pest of rice.

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