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How long is the growing season in the interior plains?

five to seven months

four to six months

five to six months

three to five months

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The growing season in the interior plains is roughly "five to seven months" long, although it should be noted that this is not a "rigid" timetable, and sometime the season spans beyond these limits.

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The correct answer is A) five to seven months.

The growing season in the interior plains is five to seven months.  

The Great Plains is a region, mostly dry and without trees that is located between the Rocky Mountains and the Mississippi River. Some scientist called this place the Great American Desert. The wide area is one-third of the territory of the United States and comprises the states of New Mexico, Texas, Oklahoma, Colorado, Montana, Wyoming, Nebraska, Kansas, North and South Dakota. The growing season in the interior plains is five to seven months.


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