UNEP Study Guide - World Model United Nations
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methods of producing harmful monocultures. 81 In<br />
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identical plants than in a monoculture. Therefore,<br />
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a particular plant induce a resistance reaction. 82 If a<br />
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use those surplus resources. Such compensation is<br />
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the surface, stimulating the rapid reproduction and<br />
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