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3. Potential ways to increase global fo- food supplements for livestock animal A. developing desert shrubs (like jojob B. developing disease-resistant hybrid C. better conservation of scarce water ad production of food per ac

3. Potential ways to increase global fo- food supplements for livestock animal A. developing desert shrubs (like jojob B. developing disease-resistant hybrid C. better conservation of scarce water ad production of food per ac

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3. Potential ways to increase global food production for the human population (or as possible food supplements for livestock animals or pets) may include all of the following methods except: A. developing desert shrubs (like jojoba) that can be grown for edible oils in semi-arid regions B. developing disease-resistant hybrid plants (like triticale, a hybrid of wheat and rye) C. better conservation of scarce water reserves by reducing evaporation (like “drip" irrigation) D. increased production of food per acre, if more water and fertilizer can be supplied E. eating at higher trophic levels on the food chain (like more meat and fewer vegetables)
Transcribed Image Text:3. Potential ways to increase global food production for the human population (or as possible food supplements for livestock animals or pets) may include all of the following methods except: A. developing desert shrubs (like jojoba) that can be grown for edible oils in semi-arid regions B. developing disease-resistant hybrid plants (like triticale, a hybrid of wheat and rye) C. better conservation of scarce water reserves by reducing evaporation (like “drip" irrigation) D. increased production of food per acre, if more water and fertilizer can be supplied E. eating at higher trophic levels on the food chain (like more meat and fewer vegetables)
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