NUMBER OF TREES GROWN PER HECTARE IN AN ORCHARD.

OUTER PARENCHYMATOUS TISSUE OF A WOODY PLANT.

FERTILISER THAT MODIFIES THE REACTION OF ANOMALOUS SOILS BY ADJUSTING THE PH TO NEUTRAL.

GROUND COVER COMPOSED OF INERT NON-ORGANIC MATERIALS SUCH AS STONES OR SYNTHETIC MATERIALS, APPLIED TO CURB EROSION.

Plants that grow spontaneously or are sown deliberately over all or part of the orchard floor to curb erosion.

MATERIAL USED IN AGRICULTURE TO MAKE SOIL MORE FERTILE BY ADDING NUTRIENTS THAT CAN BE USED BY THE PLANT.

METHOD OF FERTILISER APPLICATION WHICH EXPLOITS PLANT CAPACITY TO ABSORB WATER AND DISSOLVED MINERAL SALTS THROUGH THE EPIDERMIS AND STOMATA OF THE LEAVES.

AGRICULTURAL PRACTICE ENTAILING THE APPLICATION OF FERTILISERS TO IMPROVE PLANT MINERAL NUTRITION BY INCORPORATING ONE OR MORE NUTRIENTS INTO THE SOIL.