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What are the effects of crop burning in the environment and human as well?
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∙ 12y ago
It can damage the lives of humans if the crops died
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What are the Effects of crop burning on soil?
i hav asuggestion only...not sure...would like comments from others.... i think it destroys the HUMUS.....the fertile layer of earth....
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What is the difference between crop ecology and ecological crop geography?
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