natural vegetation is the reflection of climate discuss this statement with reference to Indian forest
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The plant community in an area is the most sensitive indicator of climate. Regions with not much rainfall and scarce vegetation are called deserts, or arid regions. ... Areas with somewhat greater rainfall are called semiarid regions.
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- An area of vegetation that has grown spontaneously, unaided by humans, is referred to as natural vegetation.
- They have long since been left alone by people. It is known as virgin vegetation.
- Thus, orchards, planted fruits, and other types of vegetation are not considered to be natural vegetation.
- The type and amount of plants depend on temperature and humidity.
- The amount of vegetation is greatly influenced by the soil and precipitation.
- India hence has a variety of vegetation patterns in different regions.
- The vegetation of an area is impacted by photoperiod as well. It is the fluctuation in the length of daylight at various locations due to changes in latitude, altitude, season, and day length.
- An area of vegetation that has grown spontaneously, unaided by humans, is referred to as natural vegetation.
- They have long since been left alone by people. It is known as virgin vegetation.
- Thus, orchards, planted fruits, and other types of vegetation are not considered to be natural vegetation.
- The type and amount of plants depend on temperature and humidity.
- The amount of vegetation is greatly influenced by the soil and precipitation.
- India hence has a variety of vegetation patterns in different regions.
- The vegetation of an area is impacted by photoperiod as well.
- It is the fluctuation in the length of daylight at various locations due to changes in latitude, altitude, season, and day length.
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