Mention three differences in the Geographical conditions required for cultivation of rice and wheat.

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The three differences in the geographical conditions required for cultivation of wheat and rice are

Wheat

Rice

Rainfall

The annual Rainfall required is between 50 cm to 75 cm

The rainfall required is more than 100 cm

Temperature

The required temperature is between 10 degree celsius and 15 degree celsius

The required temperature is more than 25 degree celsius.

Location

In India, rice is grown in Black soil region of the Deccan, the Ganga-Satluj plains in the Northwest

In India, rice is grown in Deltaic regions, coastal areas and north eastern India.

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Wheat	Rice
Rainfall	The annual Rainfall required is between 50 cm to 75 cm	The rainfall required is more than 100 cm
Temperature	The required temperature is between 10 degree celsius and 15 degree celsius	The required temperature is more than 25 degree celsius.
Location	In India, rice is grown in Black soil region of the Deccan, the Ganga-Satluj plains in the Northwest	In India, rice is grown in Deltaic regions, coastal areas and north eastern India.