Question

Beera is a farmer, his field has black Soil and the climate is Warm which fiber yielding plant should he grow in his field?
A.Jute
B.Cotton
C.Coconut
D.Wool

Answer 1

Hint: Plants or crops are sowed according to their cropping season and also factors like climatic conditions and soil health. Every crop cannot grow on every type of soil and climate. Transpiration decreases the pressure called hydrostatic pressure in plants due to which water easily moves upward due to this capillary action.

Complete answer:
Option A: Jute- jute grows in where the climate is warm and wet. Usually in monsoons jute crops are chopped off and ready for use.
Option A is not the correct answer.
Option B: Cotton- cotton crops usually grow in black soil. The climate and conditions required for cotton to grow is warm, usually in months of April to May cotton yields.
Option B is the correct answer.
Option C: Coconut- coconuts usually grow in tropical seasons. They require a dry climate to grow and flourish.
Option C is not the correct answer.
Option D: Wool- wool is a product which is extracted from the skin of sheep. Wool is an animal product. Hence it cannot be grown in soil.
Option D is not the correct answer.

Option B is correct.

Note:
Wilting is used in plants who lose water due some uncertain conditions. Those uncertain conditions can be due to drought, high salinity, saturated soil conditions, bacteria or fungi that clog the plants and also can cause temperature falls. As we discussed Plants tend to lose rigidity in their non-woody parts due to above mentioned conditions.