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There are quite a number of advantages of monoculture. Some of them include steady market for farm produce, efficient farming which results into more harvests, reduced costs of products and so much more.
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The production of one crop is referred to as what?
Monoculture.
Why do we use crop production?
Crop production is the only solution to feed millions of people who cannot and do not know how to produce food for themselves. It is a system where a monoculture of a specific crop is produced with high yields.
What is monoculture plantation?
monoculture means that you remove the entire natural ecosystem, pile the roots and debris and burn them, plow the soil and plant seeds of a food or fibre crop, usually exotic in origin. This kind of monoculture never happens in nature in the absence of human intervention.
How does monoculture practices disrupt a food chain or food web?
blah blah that can blah blah blah.. thank you.l.
How can monoculture in farming be damaging?
Monoculture leads to distortion of the structure and fertility of the land and the accumulation of weeds, diseases and plant пест .all this leads to reduced yields and increased risk and production costs, primarily the cost of plant protection ... therefore it can be harmful
What does waste production rely on?
The Cell Membrane
What is a monoculture farm?
A monoculture farm is one which cultivates a single crop.
Which process would this animal rely on the most for its production ot ATP molecules?
Respiration is the process that most animals usually rely on most for its production of the ATP molecules. Plants on the other hand rely on photosynthesis.
What did people rely on for most of their food before the agricultural revolution?
People survived off of food in the past by rationing out what they harvested and produced. The older production and harvesting methods yielded far less food compared to methods today.
What do leopards rely on?
They rely on their stealth so they can catch prey (food).
Scientists rely on concepts when researching crop production and medicine?
Biology!
Does monoculture exist?
*monocluture.
