Science, asked by shivanijain3458, 6 months ago

what are crumbs? why should they be broken?

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Answered by Anonymous

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Answer:

Crumbs r the particles of the food

Explanation:

They broke because of the pressure that we do on the food

Answered by Anonymous

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Answer:

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Crumbs in the soil needs to be broken so that there is proper space for roots to penetrate. It also helps in better air circulation and good germination of seedlings.

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