What are some natural resources in a subtropical climate zone?

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Subtropical fruits such as pomegranate, fig, lychees and pomegranate, grapes,peach, apeas, peas, tomatoes, limes, tangerines and lemons and other citrus fruits.
Subtropical vegetables: peas,, dwarf beans, carrots, sweet corn, mignonette lettuce, broccoli, sugar loaf cabbage, green & red pepper and beetroot.
crops: olives, grains, rice, gold, iron, fish, copper, silver, timber, minerals, coral, sponges, eucaluptus, oil, natural gas, lentils, garbanzos, bean, nuts, spices

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