Definition of polyculture in English:

polyculture

noun ˈpɒlɪkʌltʃəˈpälēkəlCHər

mass noun

The simultaneous cultivation or exploitation of several crops or kinds of animals.
（多种庄稼或动物的）同时培育，同时利用
rich pockets of polyculture
count noun crop polycultures of legumes grown with corn give about half again the value compared to corn alone
Example sentencesExamples
- Corn was planted at 53,000 plants per ha in both monoculture and polyculture.
- The crops grown in polyculture do not compete directly with each other for resources.
- It is now perfectly possible to make a viable living from vines in Chablis, whereas in the 1950s growers needed both eternal optimism and another crop, so that polyculture was common.
- However, the seeds of this change were sown much earlier, in the transition from peasant polyculture to specialized small farming.
- We have here a lesson not only in secure decentralization, but the security of polyculture, superior to the insecurity of monoculture.

Definition of polyculture in US English:

polyculture

nounˈpälēkəlCHər

The simultaneous cultivation or exploitation of several crops or kinds of animals.
（多种庄稼或动物的）同时培育，同时利用
rich pockets of polyculture
count noun crop polycultures of legumes grown with corn give about half again the value compared to corn alone
Example sentencesExamples
- The crops grown in polyculture do not compete directly with each other for resources.
- It is now perfectly possible to make a viable living from vines in Chablis, whereas in the 1950s growers needed both eternal optimism and another crop, so that polyculture was common.
- However, the seeds of this change were sown much earlier, in the transition from peasant polyculture to specialized small farming.
- We have here a lesson not only in secure decentralization, but the security of polyculture, superior to the insecurity of monoculture.
- Corn was planted at 53,000 plants per ha in both monoculture and polyculture.

词汇	polyculture
释义	Definition of polyculture in English: polyculture noun ˈpɒlɪkʌltʃəˈpälēkəlCHər mass noun The simultaneous cultivation or exploitation of several crops or kinds of animals. （多种庄稼或动物的）同时培育，同时利用 rich pockets of polyculture count noun crop polycultures of legumes grown with corn give about half again the value compared to corn alone Example sentencesExamples Corn was planted at 53,000 plants per ha in both monoculture and polyculture. The crops grown in polyculture do not compete directly with each other for resources. It is now perfectly possible to make a viable living from vines in Chablis, whereas in the 1950s growers needed both eternal optimism and another crop, so that polyculture was common. However, the seeds of this change were sown much earlier, in the transition from peasant polyculture to specialized small farming. We have here a lesson not only in secure decentralization, but the security of polyculture, superior to the insecurity of monoculture. Definition of polyculture in US English: polyculture nounˈpälēkəlCHər The simultaneous cultivation or exploitation of several crops or kinds of animals. （多种庄稼或动物的）同时培育，同时利用 rich pockets of polyculture count noun crop polycultures of legumes grown with corn give about half again the value compared to corn alone Example sentencesExamples The crops grown in polyculture do not compete directly with each other for resources. It is now perfectly possible to make a viable living from vines in Chablis, whereas in the 1950s growers needed both eternal optimism and another crop, so that polyculture was common. However, the seeds of this change were sown much earlier, in the transition from peasant polyculture to specialized small farming. We have here a lesson not only in secure decentralization, but the security of polyculture, superior to the insecurity of monoculture. Corn was planted at 53,000 plants per ha in both monoculture and polyculture.
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