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What is defoliationDefoliation refers to the process of removing or shedding leaves from plants, trees, or crops. It can occur naturally, such as during the autumn season when deciduous trees shed their leaves, or it can be intentionally induced for various purposes. Defoliation can have both natural and human causes. Natural causes include seasonal changes, drought, insect infestations, or diseases that cause leaves to fall off. Human causes of defoliation can include agricultural practices, such as pruning or leaf removal for specific purposes. In agriculture, defoliation is sometimes practiced as a farming technique to achieve certain goals. Here are some common reasons for defoliation in agriculture:
Regulation of growth and ripening: Controlled defoliation can influence the growth and ripening of certain crops. By removing specific leaves, farmers can redirect the plant's energy towards desired areas, such as fruit development or sugar concentration.
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