The following are forestry crops except

Assessment: WAEC SSCE - Agricultural Science - 1990 (Objective) Subject: Agricultural Science

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The following are forestry crops except
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Forestry crops are trees that are grown and managed for the purpose of timber production, while other crops like vegetables and fruits are grown for consumption or processing. The crop that is not a forestry crop among the options listed is anarcadium. Anarcadium is the scientific name for cashew, which is typically grown for its edible nuts and not for timber production. In contrast, the other options listed are all tree species that are commonly grown and managed for timber production in forestry operations.
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