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Coriander leaves are separated from mint leaves by _______________. (handpicking/ winnowing)


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  • Both the leaves are different in size. Hence coriander leaves are separated from mint leaves by handpicking.
  • Handpicking - It is defined as a process to separate undesirable constituents from a mixture by picking with hands.
  • Winnowing - It is a process to separate light solid substances from heavier ones using wind.
  • Example - Husk from wheat can be separated by winnowing.

Thus, coriander leaves are separated from mint leaves by handpicking.


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