noun
definition
The cultivation of a single crop at a time.
definition
A culture or society that lacks diversity; a society marked by monoculturalism.
Examples of monoculture in a Sentence
At the highest level, species monoculture is difficult to change, at least in the short term.
For example half of Scotland's remaining native forests have been replaced with commercial forests, creating a monoculture.
The development of the consumer monoculture Historically, the erosion of cultural integrity was a conscious goal of colonial developers.
Traditional food crops have been displaced by RR soya monoculture, leaving food insecurity in its wake.
This is the community associated with high production agricultural grassland and usually forms a short-term monoculture and is of little benefit to wildlife.
Most salads today are the product of intensive monoculture with extended cropping seasons.
Nor am I advocating global monoculture or an increase in consumption.
The cotton monoculture is more destructive to Central Asia's future than the tons of heroin that regularly transit the region.
A study by Duke University in North Carolina discovered that monoculture plantations dried up local water supplies.