Effect Of Agricultural Factors On Indigo Dye Production In Indigo Plants

Effect of agricultural factors on indigo dye production in indigo plantsAdapted Reading P assageIndigo is a plant that makes a blue dye. It was very important in South Carolina in the 1700s. Indigo was grown on land that wasn't good for rice. This meant that farmers didn't have to change how they used their land. Indigo was also grown in other places, like India and Mexico. The indigo plant grows best in warm places. It needs a lot of sunshine. If it rains a lot, the plant will grow bigger. The indigo plant can be harvested three times a year. The leaves of the plant are used to make the blue dye. 12/0 8/2 024 1 7:4 8E ff e ct o f a gric u lt u ra l fa cto rs o n in dig o d ye p ro ductio n in in dig o p la nts - m ad e w it h D if f ith ttp s://a pp.d if f it .m e/p acke t/a 9d38458-1 0f2 -4 25e-9 19b-0 fa d501aa9991/4SummaryKey V ocabular y WordsIndigo is a plant that makes blue dye.Indigo was important in South Carolina in the 1700s because it