Question

list economic plants​

Answer 1

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Economic plants are defined as being useful either directly, as in food, or indirectly, as products we use or that enhance the environment. Plants are essential to life on earth; they produce the oxygen we breathe through photosynthesis and provide much of the food we eat.

Answer 2

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list of economically important list

The diets of most cultures rely substantially on species of Poaceae (grass family) and Fabaceae legume family) and the world's three most important cultivated plants are grasses. Solanaceae (potato) and Rosaceae (rose), and Euphorbiaceae (spurge) also provide many critical resources for humans.