Question

1. In India, we have the
a) Sub alpine forests
b) Moist tropical forests
c) Montane temperate forests​

Answer 1

Answer:

(b) Moist tropical forest.

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Answer 2

Answer:

A. Sub-tropical Broad-leaved Hill Forests:

Distribution: These forests occur on the lower slopes of the Himalaya in Bengal and Assam and on other hill ranges such as Khasi, Nilgiri, Mahabaleshwar, Pachmarhi, Amarkantak and Parasnath.

Important Species: In the eastern Himalayas, Oak, Chestnut, Ash, Birch, Pine are common species.

B. Sub-tropical Pine Forest

Distribution: Subtropical chir pine forest occurs throughout the central and western Himalaya, and Khasi pine forest occurs in Khasi hills.

Important Species: In the western Himalayas Chir Pine is the most important tree while Oak occurs in the wetter areas. In drier areas of Kashmir (rainfall 50-100cm) wild Olives are common with varieties of scrub.

Chief Characteristics:

These forests are almost pure throughout their zone of distribution.

The understorey is also not pronounced.

C. Sub-tropical Dry