Social Sciences, asked by mousum27, 3 months ago

5 differences between fibre crop and beverage crop

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Answered by LiteCoral

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Fiber crops are field crops grown for their fibers, which are used to make paper, cloth, or rope. ... Beverage crops are crops that you can use to make beverages.

Examples are malt barley for beer, or rye for whiskey

Answered by 1131207

Answer:

FIBER CROPS are the crops which are grown for fibres which are mainly used to make cotton , rope etc BEVERAGE CROPS ARE THE CROPS WHICH we drink tea, cofee, juice and other raw materials are derived from that

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