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Crops and Their Environment,reached in tropical and subtropical region rarely covered by clouds (e.g. the Sahara desert). The mean annual insolation in the temperate latitudes is approximately half of that value and amounts to 127 W m.. In Stuttgart-Hohenheim in Germany, for example, the value is highest in July (230 W m.) and lowest in December (50 W m.).