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China easily. All that zone 9 is subtropical. Probably why oranges are native to China.
Which is funny, because in Puerto Rico we're the only ones that call oranges "fruta china" while everyone else calls it a "naranja". The Spanish were the ones that brought the orange to the Americas in the 1500s, I wonder if PR's usages of china was the original word for it? Like we call orange juice jugo de china or Chinese juice if you transliterate it.
It appears to me that after looking at the maps, that China has slightly more. It extends a bit further south than the continental US and thus will have a bit more subtropical land area
Well to be honest if it is 28c in October I would say that yes you are Subtropical.
It was 28C in the UK October 2011, does that mean we are sub-tropical?
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