Which of Africa s natural resources are the most productive in the world?

There are many types of proven mineral resources in Africa, and the reserves are large. Oil and natural gas reserves are abundant; There are large reserves of iron, manganese, chromium, cobalt, nickel, vanadium, copper, lead, zinc, tin, phosphate, etc.; **, diamond has a long reputation; The discovery of uranium veins has attracted the attention of the world. The reserves of many minerals are among the highest in the world.

There are at least 40,000 species of plants in Africa. Forests account for 21 of Africa's total area. It is rich in mahogany, ebony, rosewood, copa tree, ebony, camphor tree, oak, walnut, yellow lacquer wood, cork oak and other economic forest trees.

The grasslands are vast, accounting for 27 of Africa's total area, ranking first among all continents. Exploitable hydropower resources are abundant. The coast is rich in sardines, tuna, mackerel, whales, etc.

1. **, distributed in Nigeria, Libya, Algeria, Angola and Egypt.

Africa is the region with the fastest growth in reserves and oil production in recent years, and is known as the "second Gulf region". In 2006, the total proven reserves of ** in Africa were 100 million tons, mainly distributed in the Gulf of Guinea region and North Africa in West Africa. Nigeria is the largest oil producer in the African region.

Countries such as Nigeria, Libya, Angola and Egypt account for 85% of Africa's total oil production.

2. Diamonds, distributed in Congo, Botswana and South Africa.

Diamonds from South Africa are known for their large grains and high quality. 50% of the diamond rough embryos mined from the mine can be gem-quality. More than 50 years ago, South Africa was the world's largest producer of diamonds. Over time, South Africa's diamond production has been decreasing year by year.

3. **, vermiculite, zirconium, titanium, fluorite, etc., are distributed in South Africa.

South Africa is famous for its rich mineral resources, as of 2004, there are more than 70 kinds of minerals that have been proven and mined, and the reserves of platinum group metals, manganese, vanadium, chromium, silicon, and aluminate rank first in the world, of which the reserves account for 60% of the world, and vermiculite, zirconium, titanium, and fluorite rank second.

4. Oil and gas, distributed in the Congo.

The Republic of the Congo is rich in oil and natural gas resources. As of 2014, the Republic of Congo had proven recoverable oil reserves of about 1.9 billion barrels and natural gas reserves of about 100 billion cubic meters. Large-scale exploitation began at sea in the early 70s of the 19th century, and inland oil fields were still in the exploration stage.

It is the third largest oil producer in sub-Saharan Africa.

5. Tantalum ore, coal, tantalum ore, titanium, etc., are distributed in Mozambique.

Mozambique is rich in marine resources, including tantalum, coal, iron, copper, gold, titanium and natural gas. Among them, tantalum ore reserves rank first in the world, with coal reserves of more than 15 billion tons, titanium reserves of more than 6 million tons, and tantalum ore of about 7.5 million tons. Most of the mineral deposits remain unexplored.

Africa is rich in mineral resources, not only rich in variety, but also in large reserves. The known reserves of oil, copper, gold, diamond, bauxite, phosphate, niobium and cobalt account for a large proportion of the world's total. Oil is mainly distributed in North Africa and Atlantic coastal countries, with Libya, Algeria, Egypt and Nigeria being important oil producers and exporters in Africa.

It is estimated to account for about 12% of the world's total reserves. Copper is mainly found in Zambia and the Sabah district of Zaire. Southern Africa has the world's largest reserves and production of ** and diamonds.

Gold is mainly distributed in South Africa, Ghana, Zimbabwe and Zaire, and diamonds are mainly distributed in Zaire, South Africa, Botswana, Ghana, Namibia and other places. In addition, there are manganese, antimony, chromium, vanadium, uranium, platinum, lithium, iron, tin, asbestos, etc. Forests cover about 21 per cent of the continent's area.

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There are many types of mineral resources in Africa, and there are large reserves of diamond, chromite, and phosphate

Africa's animal and plant resources are also extremely rich, mahogany, sandalwood, rosewood, etc. are all precious tree species in tropical rainforest areas Africa is also the origin of crops such as coffee, date palm, and oil palm Africa's species and number of large wild animals rank first among all continents in the world

So the answer is: diamond; **；Chromite; Phosphate; Mahogany; Sandalwood; Pear

Africa's natural resources include: agricultural resources, energy resources, mineral resources, etc.

Agricultural resources: At present, there is still a large amount of arable land in African countries that has not been effectively exploited, and if it is developed, it will produce great benefits.

Energy resources: Many African countries have coal, oil, natural gas and uranium resources, and are the world's leading energy marketers.

Mineral resources: Africa contains a large number of minerals, such as platinum, manganese, ruthenium, ** and other rare metals, copper, zinc, iron, diamonds, phosphate and other mineral resources. And it's still under development.

Tourism resources: African countries have rich cultural and geographical resources that will become important tourist areas in the future.

Zambia and Mozambique have abundant water resources, both in Zambezi and through the territory. There are reservoirs and hydropower stations. Zambia is the country with the richest freshwater resources.

Namibia has a tropical desert climate with severe water shortages. Botswana has a savannah climate and water resources are scarce.

South Africa has a strong economy and has hydropower stations on its territory.

In addition to Botswana, Namibia, and Mozambique are severely short of water.

South Africa has a trend towards water scarcity.

The rest are not short of water.