Geography
Cotton plant is extremely sensitive to …………… which can kill the plant and destroy the crop.
- temperature
- rainfall
- frost
- humidity
Indian Agriculture Cash Crops
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Answer
frost
Reason — The cotton plant is highly sensitive to frost and late spring early autumn frost can kill the plant and destroy the crop.
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