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what is indigo crop during the period of British​

Answer 1

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Indigo is basically a plant of tropic region* which produces rich blue color and this blue color is used in dying clothes.For example- blue jeans.

Earlier in the 19th century it was being used in MORRIS prints* in Britain.

SOME IMPORTANT TERMS:

1.Tropic region-A region which surrounds equator.

2.Morris Prints-Cotton print designed by William Morris,a famous poet and artist of 19th century Britain.This type of prints use indigo.

Answer 2

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Indigo was cultivated by colonial Georgians, and along with rice, was a lucrative crop until cotton surpassed it in the early 1800s. Show Caption. Indigo. The Botany of Blue Prior to 1897, when synthesized indigo became available in the marketplace for the first time, the most common source of blue dye came from plant.

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