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Tropical Agriculture: Crop Diversity and Crop Yields

Jen-Hu Chang

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Agricultural land use in the tropics is characterized by marked regional contrast, diversity of crops, and less acreage in cereal crops but more in legumes than in the temperate zone. Crop yields a...

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Agricultural land use in the tropics is characterized by marked regional contrast, diversity of crops, and less acreage in cereal crops but more in legumes than in the temperate zone. Crop yields a...

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Agricultural land use in the tropics is characterized by marked regional contrast, diversity of crops, and less acreage in cereal crops but more in legumes than in the temperate zone. Crop yields a...

Key concepts: Crop, Crop diversity, Agroforestry, Agriculture, Diversity (politics), Agronomy, Tropics, Geography

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