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Long Dry Season and Desertification Effects by Mhmmd Fahmii is a document available to read on EtoBox.
The dry season is a period with less than 60 mm of rainfall per month that occurs in tropical regions affected by monsoon systems, including Southeast Asia, northeast Australia, Africa, and South America. During the dry season, plants and grasslands dry up threatening livestock, water sources dry up, agricultural irrigation dries up, and forest fires are triggered, leading to decreased crop yields and failures. The long dry season is caused by climate factors resulting in a longer dry season than normal. So
- Author
- Mhmmd Fahmii
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- EN