Why is coffee grown on the slopes of the hills in peninsular India?
Asked by Mansi
| 11th Jan, 2018,
11:49: PM
Expert Answer:
Tea is grown on hill slopes of Peninsular India because
- The climate of Peninsular India is ideal for the growth of tea and coffee crops.
- Standing water is destructive for tea and coffee crops. Water does not get collected on hill slopes
- Coffee and tea grows on well drained fertile loamy soil which is mainly found on hill slopes
- The climate of Peninsular India is ideal for the growth of tea and coffee crops.
- Standing water is destructive for tea and coffee crops. Water does not get collected on hill slopes
- Coffee and tea grows on well drained fertile loamy soil which is mainly found on hill slopes
Answered by Social Science Expert
| 15th Jan, 2018,
11:15: AM
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