Geography
Answer
Young coffee plants are protected from heat to prevent damage to their delicate leaves and branches, which can impede growth and reduce crop yields. High temperatures can cause wilting, dehydration, sunburn and in extreme cases death of the plant. It also helps to prevent infestations and outbreaks.
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