Onion
📍 TogoClick a numbered marker on the plant to explore each life-cycle stage — or read the key dates on the right.
Roots & seed establish first. Sow in at .
Leaves & stem drive the vegetative stage over .
Flowering falls mid-cycle between sowing () and harvest (). Keep stress low here.
Fruit/grain matures — harvest around .
Where Onion grows in Togo
Forest area
Relief: Relief steep, rugged plateaus. Soil erosion of soils Licid, ferralitique soils, soil erosion unsophisticated. Rainfall: 1300 - 1700 mm with two rainy seasons. Climate: sub-equatorial climate of medium altitude.
dry savannah
Relief: pénéplaine corrugated and curiracés mounds, Eaves, forehead and back of Cuesta and depression, pénéplaine alluvial and hills. Soil tropical ferruginous soils in concretion soil leached ferruginous induirés + unsophisticated soil erosion. Pluviométie: 1000 - 1200 mm, mono modal regime single rainy season. Climate: Sudano-Guinean to a single rainy season
littoral
Terrain: Landscape tabular slightly wavy, depression, alluvial valleys and lagoons and mangroviens environments. Soils: red soils ferralitic, Vertisols and soils waterlogged, saline soils slightly evolved intake and / or hydromorphic. Rainfall: 900 to 1200 mm with two rainy seasons. Climate: Guinean climate with two rainy seasons and two dry seasons
wet savannah
Relief: Peneplain wavy. Soils: ferruginous leached soils concretions hydromorphe + vertisols located, ferruginous tropical soils leached and impoverished and concretion. Rainfall: 1000-1500 mm. transitional regime at the northern limit but frankly bimodal south. Climate: semi-tropical humid climate with two main seasons: a rainy season and dry season (central region) and transition equatorial climate with two rainy seasons and two dry season (eastern plateau region)
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