Social Sciences, asked by chicagosingless953, 1 year ago

Compare the geographical conditions required of the two major cereal crops in India rice and wheat give one major area where they are grown

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Answered by asgusain2000pbj25t
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wheat requires less water and more temp around above 25 degree clecius.. brown soil.. rough soil.. weather summers
and in rice need much moree amount of water.. less temp.. 15 degree and below..wether winters
Answered by xxitsyourqueeen
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Explanation:

Rice is the staple food crop of India. The Hot and wet climate is favorable for rice. Rice is grown in the months of April to October which includes summer and rainy seasons providing essential hot and wet climate. Hence, rice is a Kharif crop. India stands second in the production of rice producing 155.682 Million Metric Tonnes per annum after China with the highest production. Rice is the staple food for Indians and India’s climate is very much suitable for rice cultivation. In India, West Bengal is the leading rice-producing state. It is also grown more in Tamil Nadu, Andhra Pradesh, Odisha, Bihar, Assam, etc.

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