Fibrous root crops

Fibrous root crops
Agricultural Term

Last updated: 5/23/2025

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Definition

Those crops that have many networking or branched roots which look like clusters are known as fibrous root crops. For Example: rice, wheat, corn, onions, sugarcane.

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