South American bananas can be grown in Guangxi.
Characteristics and Characteristics of South American Banana
A large perennial evergreen herbaceous monocotyledonous plant with no taproot. The leaves are oblong and bright green. The spikes are drooping. The fruit sequence consists of fruit bunches with 7 to 8 segments to dozens of segments. The fruit is yellow-green, oblong, slightly curved, slightly 3-ridged, without seeds. The flowering period is summer and autumn. It likes high temperature and humidity, and the growth temperature is 20-35℃, the most suitable is 24-32℃, and it should not be lower than 15.5℃. The optimal annual rainfall is 1800-2500mm and the rainfall is evenly distributed. The soil requirements are strict, and sandy loam soil with clay content <40% and groundwater level below 1m, especially alluvial soil or humus loam, is suitable.
Climate Characteristics
Overview
Guangxi is located at low latitudes, with the Tropic of Cancer running through the middle of the region, and it belongs to the subtropical monsoon climate zone. The north and south are bounded by the Hezhou-Donglan line. The north of this boundary belongs to the mid-subtropical monsoon climate zone, and the south belongs to the south subtropical monsoon climate zone. The extreme maximum temperature in various parts of the region is 33.7-42.5℃, the extreme minimum temperature is -8.4-2.9℃, and the annual average temperature is between 16.5-23.1℃. Most of the region has a warm climate, abundant heat, abundant rainfall, distinct dry and wet conditions, no obvious seasonal changes, moderate sunshine, less winter and more summer.
Precipitation
Guangxi is one of the regions with the richest precipitation in China. The annual precipitation in various places is above 1070 mm, and in most areas it is 1500-2000 mm. Its geographical distribution has the characteristics of more in the east and less in the west; more hills and mountains, less valleys and plains; more windward slopes and less leeward slopes in summer.
Due to the alternating influence of winter and summer monsoons, Guangxi’s precipitation varies seasonally, with distinct dry and wet seasons. April to September is the rainy season, with precipitation accounting for 70-85% of the annual precipitation, and floods are prone to occur; October to March is the dry season, with precipitation accounting for only 15-30% of the annual precipitation, with drought and little rain. Can easily cause forest fires.
Heat
Guangxi has a warm climate and abundant heat. The annual average temperature in various places is 16.0-23.0℃. The isotherms are basically distributed in the latitudinal direction. The temperature increases from north to south and decreases from the valleys and plains to the hilly and mountainous areas. The annual extreme maximum temperature in various places is 33.7-42.5℃, and the annual minimum temperature is -8.4-2.9℃.
Accumulated temperature
The daily average temperature ≥10°C accumulated temperature (hereinafter referred to as ≥10°C accumulated temperature) indicates the heat resources available for thermophilic crops during the growth period. The accumulated temperature in various places in Guangxi is ≥10℃, ranging from 5000-8000℃, making it one of the provinces and regions with the highest accumulated temperature in the country. Abundant caloric resources provide favorable conditions for the development of multi-cooking systems in various places according to local conditions.
Climate Characteristics of Guangxi
Climate Characteristics
Overview
Guangxi is located at low latitudes, with the Tropic of Cancer running through the middle of the region and is a subtropical region. Monsoon climate zone. The north and south are bounded by the Hezhou-Donglan line. The north of this boundary belongs to the mid-subtropical monsoon climate zone, and the south belongs to the south subtropical monsoon climate zone. The extreme maximum temperature in various parts of the region is 33.7-42.5℃, the extreme minimum temperature is -8.4-2.9℃, and the annual average temperature is between 16.5-23.1℃. Most of the region has a warm climate, abundant heat, abundant rainfall, distinct dry and wet conditions, no obvious seasonal changes, moderate sunshine, less winter and more summer.
Precipitation
Guangxi is one of the regions with the richest precipitation in China. The annual precipitation in various places is above 1070 mm, and in most areas it is 1500-2000 mm. Its geographical distribution has the characteristics of more in the east and less in the west; more hills and mountains, less valleys and plains; more windward slopes and less leeward slopes in summer.
Due to the alternating influence of winter and summer monsoons, Guangxi’s precipitation varies seasonally, with distinct dry and wet seasons. April to September is the rainy season, with precipitation accounting for 70-85% of the annual precipitation, and floods are prone to occur; October to March is the dry season, with precipitation accounting for only 15-30% of the annual precipitation, with drought and little rain. Can easily cause forest fires.
Heat
Guangxi has a warm climate and abundant heat. The annual average temperature in various places is 16.0-23.0℃. The isotherms are basically distributed in the latitudinal direction. The temperature increases from north to south and decreases from the valleys and plains to the hilly and mountainous areas. The annual extreme maximum temperature in various places is 33.7-42.5℃, and the annual minimum temperature is -8.4-2.9℃.
Accumulated temperature
The daily average temperature ≥10°C accumulated temperature (hereinafter referred to as ≥10°C accumulated temperature) indicates the heat resources available for thermophilic crops during the growth period. The accumulated temperature in various places in Guangxi is ≥10℃, ranging from 5000-8000℃, making it one of the provinces and regions with the highest accumulated temperature in the country. Abundant caloric resources provide favorable conditions for the development of multi-cooking systems in various places according to local conditions.