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AGRO 221 :ANNUAL CROPS
| Institution | COLLEGE |
| Course | Diploma in Agribusin... |
| Year | 1st Year |
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Annual crop definition
Crops that take not more than one year to mature
Classification of Crops
There are two major methods of classifying crops plants
Botanical classification which is based on the morphological
similarity of plants parts
Economic classification is based on their uses
1. Botanical classification
The grass family
The legume family
2. Agronomic/economic classification
Cereal or Grain crops
Legumes
Oil crops
Root and tuber crops
Fiber crops
Forage crops
Vegetable crops
Rubber crops/latex crops
Beverage crops
3. Special-purpose Classification
Cover crops
Botanical, agricultural or special classification
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