Mediterranean Climate
Orchard Farming
- It represents a highly specialised commercial agriculture here.
- The world supply of citrus fruits, olives and figs comes almost exclusively from Mediterranean lands.
- Fruit culture has long been a traditional Mediterranean occupation because of the very special climatic features in Mediterranean areas.
- Citrus fruits (oranges, lemons, grapefruits), olives and figs, which have long, wide-spreading roots, scant foliage and fruits with thick skins are best adapted to the Mediterranean type of climate where annual precipitation can be as low as 380—635 mm (15—25 inches) and where summer droughts may last for more than six months.
- Fruits are sometimes raised on ....
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