World Languages, asked by saipronnatichauhan, 7 months ago

How many types of forest are found in India? Name them.​

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Answered by Anonymous
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Explanation:

There are broadly five categories of forests in India. They are named as Tropical evergreen forests, Tropical deciduous forests, Tropical thorn forests, Montane forests, and Swamp forests.

Answered by riya552
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Explanation:

five categories

  • There are broadly five categories of forests in India. They are named as Tropical evergreen forests, Tropical deciduous forests, Tropical thorn forests, Montane forests, and Swamp forests
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