in a mountainous area, there is a change in natural vegetation due to a decrease in temperature. Justify by giving examples from different zones.
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“In mountainous area, there is change in natural vegetation due to decrease in temperature”. Justify by giving examples from different zones. (i) Between the heights of 1,000 and 2,000 m, wet temperate type of forests are found. ... Thus, it can be concluded that in mountainous vegetation due to decrease in temperature.
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In mountains, the vegetation varies :
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- mostly mountain peaks are covered with snow and they are pernial through out the year.
- the ranges are assymitrical thus great valleys located with different wildlife.
- the mountain peaks ranges from 6000-8000 meters, thus decrease in temperature. Yaks and snow leopard could be seen in such area.
- some mountain ranges , which are 100-120 meters above sea level have step farming. Tea leaves is a good example from this.
- As the rivers are pernial, they brought sand from the mountains and makes the fertile land for agriculture and shelter for flaura and fauna.
- There are crescent shaped dunes, in that desert and in Rajasthan. Where there is extreme hot , rainfall is about 100-150 per year. Cacti and throny bushes can be seen here.
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