What is the significance of the Green Revolution in relation to cropping patterns?

Increased use of traditional methods

Boosted productivity of certain crops

Limited crop diversity

Non-involvement of technology

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B. Boosted productivity of certain crops

The Green Revolution significantly boosted the productivity and cultivation of certain crops, particularly wheat in northern states.

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