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Difference between Olericulture and Pomology: The two words, olericulture, and pomology are often confused with one another. They both have to do with the cultivation of fruits and vegetables, but …
Best types of vegetable and spices grow in vegetable garden Classification of vegetables and spices Classification is necessary and important to understand the growth habit, cultivation methods, post-harvest processing etc. …
Difference between fruit and vegetable Fruits Vegetables 1. Fruit plants are generally perennials, except; Strawberry, gooseberry, etc. 1. Most vegetables are annuals. 2. Fruit plants are generally …
Essential plant nutrients, available forms and sources Nutrients Available forms Specific sources Organic Inorganic Carbon (C) CO2 (mainly by stomata) Air, atmosphere Hydrogen (H) H2O, H+ …
Ladybird Beetle Ladybird Beetle Scientific name: Harmonia axyridis Family name:Coccinellidae Order name:Coleoptera Origin:Asia Nature of damage Ladybugs have always been considered beneficial insects, worthy of protection. Large numbers …
Essential plant nutrients definition, objectives, classification, and sources of plant nutrients elements are given below. Plant nutrition Nutrition may be defined as the supply and absorption of chemical compounds required …
Pest of vegetables with their life history, nature of damage and control measures Lady’s finger/ Okra Shoot and Fruit borer Lady’s finger/ Okra Shoot and Fruit borer Scientific name: Earias faabea …
Pros and cons of agriculture The opportunities and constraints prevailing in the agricultural sector are as follows: Pros 1. Agricultural sector is the single largest contributor to GDP. 2. …
Define agronomy with scope and principles Agronomy Agronomy is the science of manipulating crop environment complexes with the duel aim of improving crop productivity as well as having a better …
Classification of plant disease: Plant diseases are classed as infectious or noninfectious based on the principal causative agent. Pathogenic organisms that cause plant illnesses include fungi, bacteria, viruses, viroid, nematodes, …