Noun:

ஒற்றை பயிர்,

monoculture's Usage Examples:

This means good agriculture land becomes diverted from food crops to large-scale monocultures of cash crops.

This is the community associated with high production agricultural grassland and usually forms a short-term monoculture and is of little benefit to wildlife.

A study by Duke University in North Carolina discovered that monoculture plantations dried up local water supplies.

It plants single variety monocultures as a continuum over very extensive areas.

The response of governments has been to further industrialize agriculture, encouraging monocultures and the high use of chemical inputs at increasing costs.

Most salads today are the product of intensive monoculture with extended cropping seasons.

A more general concern raised about GM crops is that their wide use will encourage monocultures.

Traditional food crops have been displaced by RR soya monoculture, leaving food insecurity in its wake.

The EU tariff reforms might perpetuate trade injustice and industrial monocultures that harm workers and the environment.

The cotton monoculture is more destructive to Central Asia's future than the tons of heroin that regularly transit the region.

Experience elsewhere in South America has shown that current pasturage and crop monocultures are unsustainable in this environment.

In 1970, for example, a blight spread quickly through America's vast maize monocultures, destroying more than 10 million acres of corn.

The development of the consumer monoculture Historically, the erosion of cultural integrity was a conscious goal of colonial developers.

Synonyms:

culture,

Antonyms:

imperfection, nondevelopment,