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cultivations <a cultivation; cultivations> N SCHOOL

cultivations
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cultivation <a cultivation; cultivations> N

cultivation

cultivation techniques ECON

land cultivation AGR

shifting cultivation AGR

terrace cultivation AGR

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The area is known for rice, coconut, vegetable and fruit cultivations as well.
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The western parts of taluk are coastal areas with cultivations like prawn and pokkali rice.
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The autolysate of the fungus has a high nutritional value and can replace yeast extract in microbial cultivations.
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In the upper parts there are patches of humid forest, matorral, shrubby pastures, gardens, cultivations and cloud forest.
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Creep along the rivulets and curls of writhing truth, this feral fetus squinting in a boundless womb of cultivations.
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The cultivations are mainly confined to rubber, even though plantations of nutmeg, tapioca, ginger etc are seen in some parts.
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