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> 对于丰水带的叙述，正确的是 A.是我国平原主要分布地区，耕地资源广阔，水土配合良好，特别利于农业发展 B.水资源丰富主要是因为距海洋近，降水丰富 C.水资源非常丰富，区域永远都不会缺水，所以不需要节约用水 D.我国已将丰水带多余的水资源大量调到了缺水带，解决了缺水带地区水资源不足的问题

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发布时间：2024-09-13

对于丰水带的叙述，正确的是

A.是我国平原主要分布地区，耕地资源广阔，水土配合良好，特别利于农业发展
B.水资源丰富主要是因为距海洋近，降水丰富
C.水资源非常丰富，区域永远都不会缺水，所以不需要节约用水
D.我国已将丰水带多余的水资源大量调到了缺水带，解决了缺水带地区水资源不足的问题

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