NECO Biology · Section C: Basic ecological concepts
Relevance of biology to agriculture: NECO Biology Past Questions and Answers
What the WAEC syllabus covers in Relevance of biology to agriculture
Our summary: Classifying crops by life cycle and how farming practices affect the environment.
- Classification of plants based on life cycle
- Effects of agricultural practices on ecology: bush burning; tillage; fertilizer; herbicide/pesticide; different farming methods (Effects of human activities on ecological systems should be mentioned.)
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NECO Biology questions on Relevance of biology to agriculture
- NECO 2005The practice of growing more than one type of crop on the same plot of land is called
- NECO 2005The following can increase crop production EXCEPT
- NECO 2004Mealy bugs are pests of
- NECO 2004Cotton is an example of a/an crop.
- NECO 2004Which of these is NOT a method of improving crop yield?
- NECO 2003Herbicides are chemicals used to
- NECO 2002Herbicides are agricultural chemicals that
- NECO 2001Which is the most ecologically viable method of insect pest control?
Years with Relevance of biology to agriculture questions in DeeepSolve's question bank
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