Based on temperature requirements which of the following is not correct?* a. Coconut and mango are tropical crops b. Asian rice and wheat are cool season crops c. Citrus species are sub-tropical crops d. Cruciferous vegetables are cool season crops

Based on temperature requirements which of the following is not correct?* a. Coconut and mango are tropical crops b. Asian rice and wheat are cool season crops c. Citrus species are sub-tropical crops d. Cruciferous vegetables are cool season crops

Biology 2e

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Chapter31: Soil And Plant Nutrition

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Based on temperature requirements which of the following is not correct?*

a. Coconut and mango are tropical crops

b. Asian rice and wheat are cool season crops

c. Citrus species are sub-tropical crops

d. Cruciferous vegetables are cool season crops

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