Techniques and Technologies in Cultivating Crops
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- 6. Small, soft-bodied insects pests in crop production that feed on the sap of plants by piercing the plant tissue with their needle-like mouthparts
- 7. Taking young plants, often seedlings, from a nursery or another part of a field and replanting them in a permanent location where they will continue to grow
- 8. Crops that are primarily grown for their edible parts such as leaves, roots, stems. and flowers
- 10. Example of cash crops
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- 1. Example of Ornamental crops
- 2. Crops are grown for aesthetic value and improving environmental quality and human well-being, used for decoration in urban green spaces
- 3. Example of Arable crops
- 4. Place where young plants or seedlings are grown and nurtured until they are strong enough to be transplanted to their final growing location
- 5. Crops are grown primarily for sale (generate revenue and profit), rather than for personal consumption or subsistence
- 9. Crops that are grown on ploughed and tilled lands, typically for human consumption, animal feed or industrial purposes.