$Saccharum barberi$ was grown in $A$ India,had $B$ sugar content and yield. $Saccharum officinarum$ did grow in $C$ India,had thicker stem and $D$ sugar content. Here $A$ to $D$ refers to:

  • A
    $A-$North,$B-$poor,$C-$South,$D-$higher
  • B
    $A-$South,$B-$higher,$C-$North,$D-$poor
  • C
    $A-$East,$B-$poor,$C-$West,$D-$higher
  • D
    $A-$West,$B-$higher,$C-$North,$D-$poor

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