A fungicide is important in maize production because it

Assessment: WAEC SSCE - Agricultural Science - 1994 (Objective) Subject: Agricultural Science

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A fungicide is important in maize production because it
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A fungicide is important in maize production because it assists in the control of corn smut. Fungicides are chemicals used to control fungal diseases, and corn smut is a common fungal disease that affects maize crops. It can reduce the yield and quality of the maize produced. Therefore, applying a fungicide can help to prevent or control the spread of the disease and increase crop yield. However, fungicides may not be effective against other pests such as stem borers or mammals.
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