A. Agrology
B. Agro-Ecology
C. Hyetology
D. None of the above
Submitted by: Shafiq-ur-Rehman
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- The study of physical environment, climate and soil in relation to development of agricultural plants and yield related (production amount, quality and capability of seeds-germination), is called:
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- A reproductive part of the plant which is responsible for the production of fruits and seeds is called ________________?
- A. Corolla B. Calyx C. Flower D. All the above...
- Highly specialized plants which reproduced by seeds are called__________________?
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