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Hot countries are conducive to growing a variety of foods, particularly tropical and subtropical crops. Common examples include fruits like bananas, mangoes, and pineapples, as well as vegetables such as tomatoes, peppers, and eggplants. Additionally, grains like rice and sorghum thrive in warm climates. These regions often benefit from ample sunlight and warmth, which promote rapid growth and high yields.
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What countries grow oranges?
Hot Countries like Spain grow oranges.
What foods grow in hot and occasionally rainy conditions?
Bananas do fine
Why do you find rainforests in hot countries?
that lots of food can grow
What foods come different countries?
All different types of food can come from other countries apart from the things you only grow in your country- but about 99.9% of foods you can grow in all countries- what with the introduction of man made habitats, incubators etc etc.
How long can cooked crab meat be unrefrigerated?
Foods should not stay in room temperature for long. Bacteria can grow on foods left in this danger zone in an hours time. Keep hot foods hot and cold foods cold.
Why do you get bananas from hot countries?
Bananas don't grow well in cold countries. they need the heat.
Why do south Africa grow theirs own foods why not get them from other countries like other countries do?
Because South Africa is self sufficient enough.
How do people who live in mountains get food?
Some people that live in mountainous areas grow sheep and goats. They trade with others to get other foods.
Aside from other kinds of grow foods what are the other kinds of grow foods?
what are the other kinds of grow foods?
Does Canada grow mangos?
India. We also import from other countries, Australia for example but most seem to be from India.
Do plants grow quick in hot countries?
Some plants do but it depends on what type of plants you are talking about. Basil, Parsley, and Tomatoes grow quickly here in Florida.
What are the functions of grow foods?
Grow foods are necessary for building strong bones
