Question

introduction and importance of crop physiology in agriculture

Answer 1

Answer:

Physiology is the study of all the processes happening in living organisms, such as respiration, excretion and in the case of plants, photosynthesis, transpiration etc. In case of crops, their genetic make-up and environmental factors play a significant role in regulating their growth. Crop physiology is important in agriculture as well as horticultural crops because it studies the entire plant and its communities. It deals with a plant in terms of knowledge from the different field such as soil science, plant physiology, botany etc. It aims to "increase the yield" of the plant economically."