Catch crop

Catch crop

(i) A crop produced incidental to the main crop of the farm and usually occupying the land for a short period. (ii) A crop grown to replace a main crop that has failed.

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catch crop

Earth science; Soil science

(i) A crop produced incidental to the main crop of the farm and usually occupying the land for a short period. (ii) A crop grown to replace a main crop that has failed.

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A crop planted usually very early in the cropping season. It matures early or earlier than the main crop to produce some food before the main crop matures. Could be a ...

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A quick growing crop, planted and harvested between two regular crops.

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Software; Operating systems

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swamp

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Swamp is an area which is flooded or drenched with water and related to plunge or cause to sink.

semiarid

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Fairly dry because of low rainfall. Semiarid regions, such as a prairie, usually have enough water for grasses and some bushes to grow.

talus

Earth science; Soil science

A sloping pile of small pieces of rock that is at the base of a cliff is called talus.

silt

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Small grains or particles of broken down rock. Silt particles are smaller than grains of sand but larger than the particles in clay.

talc

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A very soft, white or green mineral found in igneous and metamorphic rocks is called talc.

stone

Earth science; Soil science

A general term for rock, especially as used in construction. A hard clump of minerals that forms in a part of body.

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