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> 读图回答下列问题。（12分）（1）该农场的农业地域类型为。说明理由。（2）根据图示，农场在P农田处种植的作物为。（3）从区位选择的角度，分析农场在P农田处种植该农产品的有利条件。。

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发布时间：2024-09-10

读图回答下列问题。（12分）

（1）该农场的农业地域类型为            。说明理由            。
（2）根据图示，农场在P农田处种植的作物为            。
（3）从区位选择的角度，分析农场在P农田处种植该农产品的有利条件。            。

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读图回答下列问题。（12分） （1）该农场的农业地域类型为 。说明理由 。 （2）根据图示，农场在P农田处种植的作物为 。 （3）从区位选择的角度，分析农场在P农田处种植该农产品的有利条件。 。

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读图回答下列问题。（12分）

（1）该农场的农业地域类型为。说明理由。
（2）根据图示，农场在P农田处种植的作物为。
（3）从区位选择的角度，分析农场在P农田处种植该农产品的有利条件。。