Exotic breeds are those breeds that are not from the indigenous land and are brought from foreign lands mainly to cross-breed with native breeds for breed improvement. Examples of exotic cattle breeds in India are Jersey, Hostein-Friesian, Brown Swiss, Red Dane, Ayrshire, Guernsey, etc. Likewise, examples of exotic poultry birds are Leghorn, Rhode Island Red, … Read more
Plantation agriculture is the practice of cultivating a particular crop on a large scale for commercial purposes. Generally, these farms are owned by a single company or government. Here are the main characteristics of plantation agriculture which will help you to get a better insight. Characteristics Of Plantation Agriculture Examples Of Plantation Crops If you … Read more
Clivia also known as “Bush Lily” is a herbaceous, evergreen, perennial winter flowering plant that is native to the subtropical forests of eastern South Africa. This plant has green-colored, strap-like leaves and flower shade varies from orange to yellow that is produced in clusters of 12 to 20 on top of a thick stem. If … Read more
The Flaming Katy plant or Kalanchoe blossfeldiana is an evergreen, perennial flowering houseplant that is native to Madagascar. It is a popular houseplant because of its bright colored flowers that come in shades of white, pink, red, orange to yellow that bloom from spring to summer and are considered to bring good fortune and happiness. … Read more
Alocasia Polly, commonly known as the African mask plant is a fast-growing, rhizomatous, perennial houseplant from Araceae family and is native to tropical regions of South Asia. It is known for its glossy, long triangular-shaped leaves with silvery green to white veining and is a hybrid that grows up to 2′ tall and as wide. … Read more
Weathering of rocks and minerals are important for the formation of soil. Soils are formed from various types of rocks and minerals through the intermediate stage of regolith. The formation of soil comprises two basic steps that are: What Is Weathering Of Rocks And Minerals? Weathering of rocks and minerals can be defined as an … Read more
Rural backwardness can be defined as the status of underdevelopment, lack of progress, infrastructure, healthcare, income etc. in rural areas. A range of economic, social, and infrastructural challenges determine the overall growth and well-being of rural communities. These are the following causes of rural backwardness on which it is analyzed. Causes Of Rural Backwardness If … Read more
Capture fishing, mariculture and aquaculture are often related and people get confused about the differences between them. Here are the common differences between capture fishing, mariculture and aquaculture. You will also love reading, READ MORE: What Does Soil Contain? READ MORE: What Are The Differences Between Broilers And Layers? Difference Between Capture fishing, Mariculture and … Read more
According to historical records, the domestication of rice started in the Yangtze River basin in China between 13,500 and 8,200 years ago. However, there are two distinct types of rice that were domesticated, Oryza sativa (Asian Rice) and Oryza glaberrima (African Rice). Oryza sativa which is distributed in Asia was domesticated near the Yangtze River … Read more
The process that breaks down a sample of soil from the mineral parent into smaller particles is called “weathering.” It is a process of disintegration and decomposition of rocks and minerals with the help of physical agents and chemical processes. However, at first, the parent materials are converted into regolith. Regolith is an unconsolidated and … Read more
