Native grasses that are meant to be grazed by herbivores, both wild and domesticated. In the Rocky Mountains, the very top of the mountains don't have enough soil to grow lots of grass. Only the little patches of soil available is used by the tougher grasses and forbs (and a couple tough evergreens) that can establish themselves in these awkward crevices and ledges.
Crops do not grow in mountains, especially the really cold ones. They do not thrive in cold climates. Also, the soil is rocky and hard, and there is not much rain. Snow is not very good for plants, either. Grain is grown in the northern states, but not in the mountains.
crops grown here are the apple,pineapple.
Sugar cane is grown in hot climates and wheat can be grown in cold climates
Because of the difference in climate - some crops grow in warm climates and some thrive in cold climates.
the neolithic people had to grow crops so they had permanent homes.
This depends on the particular crop but many seeds need to have a period of cold to trigger dormancy or they will not grow the next year and then they need the hot summer to actually grow! (Some crops do not need the cold winter and dormancy period and so they can grow year long in how climates.)
The kind of climate that crops need varies depending on the actual crop. For example, hot peppers, watermelons, and basil grow best in hot climates while beets, cabbage, and carrots require cold weather to grow.
can grow many different crops
Germs cannot survive in both warm and cold climates but many germs have a ability that they adapt the warm and cold climates after some time
because of the 2 regions
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its to cold
Irrigation
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