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The Competitive Exclusion Principle, also known as Gause’s Law, states that when two species compete for the same resources within the same ecological niche, one will outcompete and eliminate the other over time. This happens because one species will have a slight advantage in resource utilization, survival, or reproduction, leading to the exclusion of the other species.
Leaf colour chart consists of _ colour shades
Which is a system of supervised control of diseases and pests in winter wheat?
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MB plough, for tractor pull can work in per day (2 bottom)?
How many agricultural products MSP determined by the Agricultural Costs and Price Commission?
When was the Lakhpati Didi Yojana launched?
When certain plants are cut from near ground level, they produce flush of fresh shoots, which is known as coppicing. Coppicing is done at a height of __...
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The seed of tobacco is an example of:
A situation when the rainfall deficiency is 25% or more of long term average, it is classified as