BIOLOGY
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To predict: The features of the crop plants that need to be considered before recommending to the farmers in appropriate climate regions.
Introduction: The vegetation of an area depends upon the climate and the amount of rainfall in that area. The areas receiving high rainfall have dense vegetation of trees and therefore certain crops like rice that require an abundance of water are suited for growing.
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