The horticultural cycle of the Lua' indicates that they:
a. Have little knowledge about the best growing conditions for a particular crop.
b. Plant and harvest according to the government's willingness to buy their crops.
c. Use their highly effective knowledge of their environment for subsistence and cash crops.
d. Were better off l00 years ago when they were foragers in the same environment.
e. Are unable to participate in cash cropping since they are distant from markets where their products would be in demand.
Question 2
In Lua' horticulture, women:
a. Play no role in cultivation but only process food.
b. Harvest rice along with the men.
c. Do all cultivation jobs except driving a tractor.
d. Take care of the animals rather than work in the fields.
e. Plant and harvest kitchen gardens but do not participate in growing or harvesting the principal crop.
Life cycle of Obelia, a colonial cnidarian.
Life-cycle of the Sun; sizes are not drawn to scale.
A schematic diagram of the functional cycle of the Na+–K+ pump
The phosphorus cycle "دورة الفوسفور"
Earth as a System: The Hydrologic Cycle
Phases of the Cell Cycle