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Which state has a climate suitable for growing citrus fruits-California or Maine?
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∙ 11y ago
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∙ 15y agoSouthern California and Florida grow Oranges and grapefruit, and probably others. In the Los Angeles area orange and grapefruit trees produce fruit annually with minimal care.
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∙ 12y agobecause its furit
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Which state has a climate suitable for growing citrus fruits- California or Maine?
Maine
What is the most suitable soil for growing citrus?
The soil that is suitable for planting citrus is sandy
How does the mediterranean coast differ from other areas in southwest Asia?
it's climate is suitable for growing citrus fruits, olives, and vegetables
In which climate area of Europe would you find citrus fruits growing?
In the Mediterranean region
What climate area of Europe would you find citrus fruits growing?
the Mediterranean region
Why is Florida's climate good for growing citrus fruit?
Frost and freezing are rare. By none of your buisness.
Is there a citrus state?
Yes, Florida is often referred to as the "Citrus State" because it is one of the largest producers of citrus fruits in the United States, particularly oranges. The climate and soil conditions in Florida are favorable for growing citrus crops.
Why are citrus fruits suitable for the Mediterranean climate?
Mediterranean climates are ideal for all types of citrus, as they originated in the Middle East. The thing to watch is frost, as some types are more hardy than others, with limes and lemons being the most sensitive. == ==
What are the 5 cs of Arizona?
Copper, Cotton, Citrus, Cattle and Climate.
Why is Illinois not known for citrus products?
The climate is too cold for citrus products to grow
What are all the natural resources of Florida?
Warm climate which is good for tourism as well as growing cash crops such as citrus and tobacco.
What has the author Frederick Stanley Davies written?
Frederick Stanley Davies has written: 'Citrus' -- subject(s): Citrus fruits 'Citrus growing in florida' -- subject(s): Citrus
