Biology, 15.11.2019 17:31, gudon986732

Why is variety in crop plants important for "food security"? why is variety in crop plants important for "food security"? monocultures are inherently stable. varieties contain genes that, through conventional breeding, might confer resistance to disease. people and the food industry naturally want a wide variety of different types of food plants. monocultures are not capable of reproducing.

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