Agriculture in Suriname is very diverse. The main agricultural product that they grow would be rice which they farm on ¾ of Suriname's land More most bought crops of Suriname are sugar; plantains; bananas; citrus fruits; coffee; coconuts;, and palm oil. Other crops include: soybeans, peanuts, tomatoes, cotton, corn, sweet potatoes, cabbage, and cassava.
Agriculture in Suriname is very diverse. Though I think the main agricultural product in Suriname that they grow would be rice because it is grown on ¾ of the land. More most bought crops of Suriname are sugar; plantains; bananas; citrus fruits; coffee; coconuts;, and palm oil. Other crops include: soybeans, peanuts, tomatoes, cotton, corn, sweet potatoes, cabbage, and cassava.
Surinam cockroach was created in 1758.
Surinam Airways was created in 1955.
A section separate from the main production line in the making of a product in industry, that makes a separate part for the product. E.g. a station that makes pockets.
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It should correct photosynthesis. Main product is glucose.
There is really not a "Main Product," so it depends on which product or main product you are looking for.
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Glucose is the main product of photosynthesis. Oxygen is liberated as by product.
The main product of photosynthesis is Glucose
The nucleus is like the main office in a business that makes some product. It tells the workers what and how much to make.
Dirk van Valkenburg [1675-1721] painted 'Plantage in Surinam' [Plantation in Surinam], which is the first known painting of the Dutch colony of Surinam. The work was painted in 1707. Amsterdam merchant Jonas Witsen [May 7, 1676-May 31, 1715] commissioned the painting. Witsen owned three plantations in the Dutch colony. Valkenburg visited Surinam from 1706 to 1707.Rijksmuseum Amsterdam added 'Plantage in Surinam' to its collection in 1962.To view the painting, go to http://www.rijksmuseum.nl/assetimage.jsp?id=SK-A-4075