Animal production can be referred to as the act of selective raising the livestock for health and economical purposes.
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Agricultural Science, Animal Husbandry, Integrated Science
Wildlife conservation refers to the well-planned practice of ensuring protection for wild animal species, their habitats, and plants.
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Environmental Education, Integrated Science, Wildlife
Animals use their self protection instinct to save themselves from danger. To do this, they adopt their innate mechanisms of self-protection from their enemies.
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Environmental Education, Forestry, Integrated Science, Wildlife
Living organisms face a constant barrage of external stresses or threats to the wildlife that challenge their ability to survive and reproduce
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Agricultural Science, Environmental Education, Wildlife
Game management is a term that refers to the management of wildlife in the hunting context.
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Environmental Education, Forestry, Wildlife
Artificial vegetative propagation is a type of plant reproduction that is accomplished through artificial means involving human intervention.
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Agricultural Science, Environmental Education
Vegetative Propagation is a method of plant production which relies on the use of vegetative structures such as stems, leaves or roots to perpetuate the parent plants.
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Agricultural Science, Plant Biology
Through crop production you will learn the principles and practices of cultivating and managing crops for human and animal consumption or industrial uses.
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Agricultural Science, Plant Biology
There are two types of leaves; simple and compound leaves. A simple leaf has only one blade and one petiole while a compound leaf has leaflets that are attached to a petiole.
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Agricultural Science, Environmental Education, Integrated Science, Plant Biology
There are basically two types of stems – herbaceous stems and woody stems. Herbaceous plants have soft, green, juicy stems that are called herbaceous stems. They have a life span of one to two years. The cells of apical meristems are the source of all the tissues of herbaceous plants. Herbaceous stems are produced by primary growth.
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Agricultural Science, Environmental Education, Integrated Science, Plant Biology
