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Pod corn, also known as "tunicate maize" or "wild maize," is a unique variety of maize (corn) characterized by its distinctive husks that enclose individual kernels. Unlike typical maize varieties, which have kernels exposed on a cob, pod corn has each kernel enclosed within a separate husk or "pod." While pod corn is not widely grown for commercial purposes, it is sometimes used in research and breeding programs to study certain genetic traits and to develop new maize varieties.
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Double fortified salt is new fortified food product delivering small but crucial amount of iodine and ……………….. to humans through their diet....
Ideally, the crop is harvested when 90 percent grains are matured; delay may promote grain:
Male and female plants of spinach are identified on the basis of
Organisms of which division under Kingdom Plantae are called the Amphibians of the Plant Kingdom?
In which form of tillage, no plant is left undisturbed?
Which of the following crop responds well to sulphur?
Albedo of dry black soil _____ than moist black soil
Which certification is required for the export of organic products?