Mexico is rich in oil, natural gas, uranium, coal and silver. Mexico is rich in natural resources, and its proven oil reserves range from 65438 to 0994, ranking sixth in the world. Silver mine has a long-standing reputation in the world, and its output has always ranked first in the world. Lead, zinc, copper, manganese, antimony, tin and other non-ferrous metals are also very rich.

The reserves of nonmetallic minerals such as sulfur and barite rank first in the world. The reserves of iron ore are about 600 million tons. With a long coastline, there is potential for fishery development. Mexico is rich in tropical and subtropical crops such as coffee, tobacco, sugarcane and rubber, as well as temperate crops such as corn, wheat, cotton and beans. Chiapas in the south produces more than 50 kinds of high-quality wood such as mahogany and rosewood.

Conifers and firs grow on the plateau. Cactus grows in arid areas in the north, and its wild plant resources are also very rich.

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Climatic characteristics

The climate in Mexico is complex and diverse. Because it has many plateaus and mountains, its vertical climate characteristics are obvious. The climate in Mexico is complex and diverse. The plateau is mild all year round, with an average temperature of 10 ~ 26℃. Northwest China has a continental climate; The coastal and southeastern plains have a tropical climate.

Most of them are divided into drought (10 ~ April) and rain (May ~ September), and the rainy season concentrates 75% of the annual precipitation. The driest month every year is February, and the precipitation is only 5 mm The wettest month is July, and the precipitation is about170 mm.

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