Geography, asked by umeshkumar2411996, 11 months ago

jute needs this kind of climate​

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Answered by Anonymous
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Explanation:

Jute crop requires humid climate with temperature fluctuating between 24 degree Celsius and 38 degree Celsius. Minimum rainfall required for jute cultivationis 1000 mm.

Answered by vyasrujvi09
0

Explanation:

India produces jute for the whole world. Jute requires fertile soil of delta region where new sediment is deposited every year, hot and humid climate, 30 to 40 degree Celsius temperature and more than 100 cm rainfall.

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