Question

Describe the higher altitude natural vegetation ?

Answer 1

The vegetation of higher altitude consists of coniferous and tropical deciduous forests. Coniferous trees such as cedars, pines and silver fir are generally found above 1500m. At heights of about 3000m, trees give way to alpine vegetation consisting of shrubs and grasses. Alpine vegetation also consists of mosses and lichens.
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Answer 2

At high altitudes,grasslands and temperate forests make way for Alpine vegetation. These are generally found at altitudes more than 3600 metres above sea level. The common trees of these forests are birches, pines, junipers, Silver fir.