Definition of monocrop in US English:

monocrop

noun ˈmänəˌkräpˈmänəˌkräp

A cultivated crop that does not rotate with other crops in a particular field or area.
as modifier bananas grown in a monocrop system for commercial production
Example sentencesExamples
- They plant monocrops in which hundreds of acres are dedicated to a single plant, and they remain involved in a system in which the typical American meal travels 1,200 miles from farm to fork.
- The relative importance of root and shoot competition between individual plants in ryegrass monocrops was determined by inserting metal tubes in the soil around seedlings to exclude root competition.
- Anderson details colonial policies, the shifting boom/bust extractive efforts (including that of Brazil nuts, turtle oil, tars and caulks, fishing, and plantation monocrops), and the role of the elites in colonization.
- Agricultural economists would have us consider variable and fixed costs in answering that question for monocrops of bell peppers or tomatoes, most often sold at low wholesale prices.
- The Green Revolution package that is applied to the main fields includes the use of herbicides, effectively turning maize into a monocrop.

Definition of monocrop in US English:

monocrop

nounˈmänəˌkräp

A cultivated crop that does not rotate with other crops in a particular field or area.
as modifier bananas grown in a monocrop system for commercial production
Example sentencesExamples
- Agricultural economists would have us consider variable and fixed costs in answering that question for monocrops of bell peppers or tomatoes, most often sold at low wholesale prices.
- They plant monocrops in which hundreds of acres are dedicated to a single plant, and they remain involved in a system in which the typical American meal travels 1,200 miles from farm to fork.
- The Green Revolution package that is applied to the main fields includes the use of herbicides, effectively turning maize into a monocrop.
- Anderson details colonial policies, the shifting boom/bust extractive efforts (including that of Brazil nuts, turtle oil, tars and caulks, fishing, and plantation monocrops), and the role of the elites in colonization.
- The relative importance of root and shoot competition between individual plants in ryegrass monocrops was determined by inserting metal tubes in the soil around seedlings to exclude root competition.

单词	monocrop
释义	Definition of monocrop in US English: monocrop noun ˈmänəˌkräpˈmänəˌkräp A cultivated crop that does not rotate with other crops in a particular field or area. as modifier bananas grown in a monocrop system for commercial production Example sentencesExamples They plant monocrops in which hundreds of acres are dedicated to a single plant, and they remain involved in a system in which the typical American meal travels 1,200 miles from farm to fork. The relative importance of root and shoot competition between individual plants in ryegrass monocrops was determined by inserting metal tubes in the soil around seedlings to exclude root competition. Anderson details colonial policies, the shifting boom/bust extractive efforts (including that of Brazil nuts, turtle oil, tars and caulks, fishing, and plantation monocrops), and the role of the elites in colonization. Agricultural economists would have us consider variable and fixed costs in answering that question for monocrops of bell peppers or tomatoes, most often sold at low wholesale prices. The Green Revolution package that is applied to the main fields includes the use of herbicides, effectively turning maize into a monocrop. Definition of monocrop in US English: monocrop nounˈmänəˌkräp A cultivated crop that does not rotate with other crops in a particular field or area. as modifier bananas grown in a monocrop system for commercial production Example sentencesExamples Agricultural economists would have us consider variable and fixed costs in answering that question for monocrops of bell peppers or tomatoes, most often sold at low wholesale prices. They plant monocrops in which hundreds of acres are dedicated to a single plant, and they remain involved in a system in which the typical American meal travels 1,200 miles from farm to fork. The Green Revolution package that is applied to the main fields includes the use of herbicides, effectively turning maize into a monocrop. Anderson details colonial policies, the shifting boom/bust extractive efforts (including that of Brazil nuts, turtle oil, tars and caulks, fishing, and plantation monocrops), and the role of the elites in colonization. The relative importance of root and shoot competition between individual plants in ryegrass monocrops was determined by inserting metal tubes in the soil around seedlings to exclude root competition.
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