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ECO CLUB

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Full form of Eco?The 'eco-' in 'ecology' refers to the environment. 

Eco Club is a platform to educate ourself about the environment. The meaning of an Eco Club is a group who works to contribute to improving environment conditions. They offer programs and activities to encourage others to reduce pollution, plant trees and more. In our school we have Eco-Club, which performs activities to save the environment. What is Eco-Club?” A club dedicated to making our campus less wasteful. Raising awareness for ecofriendly causes. Promoting environmentally friendly habits like reducing, reusing and recycling. What can we do as a part of Eco Club? “We can grow kitchen gardens, maintain vermin construct water harvesting structures in school practice paper recycling etc.


Raksha A , Std. IX B


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Hybridization

Hybridization refers to the process of crossbreeding two different plant varieties or species to produce offspring with a combination of traits from both parent plants. This technique is commonly used in plant breeding to create new cultivars or hybrids with desirable characteristics such as improved disease resistance, higher yield, better flavor, or unique aesthetics.

Plant hybridization can occur naturally through pollination by wind, insects, or other pollinators, or it can be carried out intentionally by plant breeders. When plant breeders aim to create hybrids, they carefully select parent plants with specific traits they want to combine. The resulting hybrid plants may inherit beneficial qualities from both parent plants, which can lead to improved crops or ornamental plants.

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