Vegtable Production Unit 19

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1.
— the cultivation of vegetables.
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— production of a wide variety of vegetables that are generally sold in local or roadside markets.
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— large-scale production of a few selected vegetable crops that are shipped to wholesale markets.
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— one who studies the cultivation of vegetables.
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— plants with their seeds enclosed in a pod or seed case.
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— plant with one seed leaf.
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— plant with two seed leaves.
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— the mixing of air with water or soil to improve the oxygen supply of plants and other organisms.
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— crop grown to be plowed under to provide organic matter to the
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soil.
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— plants grown from seed in special structures.
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— an area deficient in rainfall; dry.
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— an area partially deficient in rainfall; dry.
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— rapid removal of heat before storage or shipment.
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hydrocooling