A) Apiculture B) Floriculture C) Horticulture D) Silviculture
A) Snail production B) Fishery C) Livestock production D) Horticulture
A) Five cotyledons B) two cotyledons C) Four cotyledons D) One cotyledon
A) Apiculture B) Heliculture C) Horticulture D) Snailery
A) Leaves B) Stem C) Root D) Flowers
A) Cassava B) Sugarcane C) Tomato D) Onion
A) Plankton B) Pea C) Wheat D) Oil palm
A) Shoot and stems B) Tap and Fibrous C) Shoots and roots D) Aerial and Fibrous
A) Leaves B) Fibrous root C) Stem D) Tap root
A) Fruit and leaves B) Flowers and fruits C) Roots, stem and leaves D) Flowers and leaves
A) Forestry B) Fishery C) Soil science D) Mining
A) Agriculture B) Catering C) Engineering D) Mining
A) Pig B) Camel C) Rabbit D) Rat
A) Cabbage B) Cocoa C) Pumpkin D) Tomato
A) Income B) Industrial raw materials C) Agricultural engineering tools D) Food
A) Processor B) Commercial farmer C) Plantation farmer D) Subsistence farmer
A) Fat and oil B) Vitamin and mineral C) Oil D) Carbohydrate
A) Latex B) Ornamental C) Medicinal D) Forage
A) Plankton B) Rubber C) Timber D) Cocoa
A) Tap B) Reproductive C) Fibrous D) Vegetable |