The diagram shows differences in temperature zones between tropical mountains and temperate mountains Summaries the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant.

The given diagram illustrates the comparison between tropical mountains and temperate hills temperatures, and the given data is measured in

altitude

meters and

feet

.

Overall

, there are a total of five phases in Tropical mountains which involve a series of steps beginning from the warm

zone

to permanent

snow

and there are four phases for temperate mountains which start from the cool

zone

to permanent

snow

. The process begins for tropical hills from the warm

zone

which is suitable for many tropical crops and it continues to the temperature

zone

which is up to 1600 meters

altitude

and is used to cultivate coffee and cocoa plantations. In the cool

zone

grain cultivation is possible and in the forest

zone

, there are broad-leaf trees that present their height from the ocean as 4000 meters. And above

this

temperature is getting down for Alpine meadows and

snow

zone

. Moving

further

, a temperate mountain cool

zone

is suitable for grains, potatoes and flax and it is up to 5000

feet

at

altitude

. From 6500 to 10000

feet

altitude

Alpine meadows are found and above 1000

feet

permanent

snow

is present.