The planned sequence of different crops grown on the same land over time, aiming to improve soil health and maximize…

Referring to leaves or other plant parts that are placed one above another, typically with a scale-like or overlapping arrangement.

A plant with thick, fleshy tissues adapted to store water, often found in arid environments.

A plant type characterized by its fleshy, water-retaining leaves or stems, enabling it to survive in dry conditions.

A type of plant that stores water in its thick tissues to withstand drought, such as cacti and aloe.

A new shoot that grows from the base or roots of a plant, often used in plant propagation.

A stem or shoot that grows from the root or base of a plant, typically forming new plants.

A small shrub or bush-like plant that has a woody base but is not fully woody in its structure.

A plant that is partly woody and partly herbaceous, usually having a woody base with herbaceous stems.

Having grooves or furrows, often used to describe the surface texture of leaves, stems, or other plant parts.