Following are characteristics of an area in India:1. Hot and humid climate2. Annual rainfall 200 cm3. Hill slopes up to an altitude of 1100 meters4. Annual range of temperature \(15^\circ\)C to \(30^\circ\)C Which one among the following crops is you most likely to find in the area described above?

The correct answer is Pepper. Pepper is most likely to be found in the area described above.Pepper requires:-Hot and humid climate.Annual rainfall of 200 cm.Hill slopes up to an altitude of 1100 meters.The annual range of temperature 15ºC to 30ºC. Cotton requires uniformly high temperatures between 21ºC and 30ºC.During October, the day temperature should be above 26ºC which helps the ripening and BURSTING of cotton BALLS under the SUNNY skies.Mustard requires cool and dry weather and a fair supply of soil moisture during the growing period and dry clear weather at the time of maturity.In INDIA, they are GROWN in the Rabi season from September-October to February-March.For tobacco 50-100 cm annual rainfall and 15-20 degree centigrade temperature during the growth period is ideal.Tobacco cannot stand if rainfall is more than 100 cm.After harvesting to dry the leaves it requires bright sunshine & dry weather but not less than containing 8% moisture.Soil should be well-drained.