Select the example of a monoculture.

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Monoculture refers to the agricultural practice of growing a single crop species over a wide area and for a number of consecutive years. A field of corn engineered to resist insect pests, even though genetically modified, still represents a monoculture if it is the only crop grown extensively in that area. The key aspect of monoculture is the lack of crop diversity, not the specific traits of the crop or the agricultural practices used.

Select the Example of a Monoculture