Although the Thar Desert is extremely dry, it can grow fruit and flowers in its oasis. O True
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False

Explanation:

It cannot grow fruit.

The desert vegetation is mostly herbaceous or stunted scrub; drought-resistant trees occasionally dot the landscape, especially in the east. On the hills, gum arabic acacia and euphorbia may be found. The khajri (or khejri) tree (Prosopis cineraria) grows throughout the plains.Farmers allow the best use of the soil and water by growing plants in various layers. Often many crops are grown and some cereals are grown where there is more moisture, such as barley, millet, and wheat. Common oasis crops are dates, cotton, olives, figs, citrus, wheat, and corn (maize).

Explanation: So True

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