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Monoculture

usgb/ˈmɑːnəkʌltʃər/Volume
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Agricultural FocusPlay
Monoculture in agriculture typically prioritizes efficiency but can impact biodiversity negatively. SlideThe valley's monoculture of grapes affects local insect populations.
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A monoculture crop is susceptible to disease, as there is no genetic variation to prevent spread. SlideThe potato blight devastated the monoculture potato fields in Ireland.
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Economic DependencePlay
Regions that rely on monoculture may face economic risks if the single crop fails. SlideThe town's economy, reliant on strawberry monoculture, suffered when prices fell.
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