Biology, asked by Anonymous, 1 month ago

Question 1 of 8.

(a) Why is it necessary to dry the harvested food grains before storage?
(b) What are the two ways in which farmers store food grains? ​

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Answered by ItzImperceptible
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If freshly harvested grains are stored without drying they may spoil or get attacked by microorganisms, losing their germination capacity. Hence, before storing them the grains are properly dried in the sun to reduce moisture in them. This prevents the attack by insects, pests, bacteria, and fungi.

Farmers store grains in silos (metallic bins) or granaries (jute bags) in large scale production.

Answered by Anirban26
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Answer:

(a) If freshly harvested grains are stored without drying they may spoil or get attacked by microorganisms, losing their germination capacity. Hence, before storing them the grains are properly dried in the sun to reduce moisture in them. This prevents the attack by insects, pests, bacteria, and fungi.

(b) The two ways in which farmers store food grains are in jute bags and in metal bins at home.

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