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DAY 3 Classification of vegetable crops If the growing of each vegetable is dealt with in detail, it will lead to too much repetition. It is, therefore, desirable to classify vegetable crops into certain groups as per their similarities.

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DAY 3 Classification of vegetable crops
If the growing of each vegetable is dealt with in detail, it will lead to too much repetition. It is, therefore, desirable to classify vegetable crops into certain groups as per their similarities.<br>
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Based on the nature of plant (stem)
(a) Herbaceous and succulents: Leafy vegetables
(b) Shrubs: Brinjal, chilli, tomato, etc.
(c) Trees: Drumstick, jackfruit, etc. (d) Vines: Cucurbits, etc.<br>
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Based on the life span (from seed-to-seed)
(a) Annuals: The life span of annual plants or annuals is a season or a year, e.g., brinjal, chilli, cabbage, cauliflower, cucurbits, tomato, leafy vegetables, etc.
(b) Biennials: The life span of biennials is of two seasons or two years, e.g. onion, radish, carrot, etc.
(c) Perennials: The life span of perennial plants is more than two years, e.g., drumstick (moringa), asparagus (shatawari), pointed gourd (parwal), etc.<br>