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Question
It is known that some varieties of wheat are sown in autumn but are harvested around next mid summer.
What could be the probable reason for this?
Solution
When they are planted in autumn, they take their time to germinate over the winter season. In the spring season, the normal growth resumes and is harvested next summer mid.
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