Sugarcane grown in subtropical region in India has lower productivity than that is grown in tropical regions. What is/are the reasons of higher productivity in tropical regions?

1. Year long Crushing Seasons
2. Absence of frost formation
3. Cooperatives

a) 2 only.

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b) 2, 3 only.

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c) 1,2 only.

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d) All of the above

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Solution

The correct option is D d) All of the above

Answer – d
Explanation:
The sugar industry of India is gradually shifting from north India to peninsular India because of several better conditions prevailing there. These include: The tropical climate of Peninsular India results in higher yield per unit hectare of land, Higher sucrose content in peninsular cane Long crushing season in south,Coperatives.

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