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Agro products in the Jordan

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1 Agro products in the Jordan

2 The tomato is grown in the Jordan valley in summer season

3 The Venus grown in the Jordan valley in the winter season

4 The eggplant is grown in the Jordan valley in the all season

5 The onion is grown in all places in Jordan in winter season

6 The Apple is grown in Ajloun in winter season

7 The Banana is grown in the Jordan valley in winter season

8 this is picture of fruits in Jordan

9 the Jordan valley is basket of the aliment of Jordanian

10 Name:Doa’a Na’amneh Grade:7.B Teacher:Alia syam

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