Geography · Economic Geography - Agriculture

With reference to contemporary patterns of coffee cultivation in India, consider the following statements: I. Coffee cultivation in India generally requires a temperature range of 15°C to 28°C and an average annual rainfall between 150 cm and 250 cm, along with well-drained soils under shade conditions. II. Commercial coffee plantations in India are largely concentrated in regions situated at moderate to high elevations rather than low-lying plains. III. India's total coffee production is predominantly composed of Arabica varieties because Arabica commands a higher international market value than Robusta. IV. India's annual coffee output has exhibited a consistently rising trend in recent financial years without significant fluctuation. V. Karnataka contributes a dominant share in India's total coffee production, accounting for more than two-thirds of national output. Which of the statements given above are correct?