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Monoculture

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Applied to crops or vegetation, a 'monoculture is an environment with no genetic differentiation between members of the population. Monocultures are almost universally agreed to be undesirable because of susceptibility to disease and insects.

A monoculture can also be any sort of system wherein everyone is wearing/doing/seeing/reading/watching/thinking the same thing.


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