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Thorny forest are found in Telangana in which district a . nalgonda b. khammam. c. bhadradri. d.adilabad

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Answered by prakashkolluri67

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Answered by dishakm888

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a) Nalgonda

Thorny forests thrive in hot, dry climates with little rainfall. They are situated in the districts of Y.S.R. Kadapa, Chittoor, Anantapur, and Nalgonda.

Explanation:

Telangana State is blessed with a wide variety of plants and animals. On the state's northern border, along the Godavari River's banks, there are extensive Teak forests.
Thorn forest, a dense, scrubby plant type typical of warm-temperate and arid subtropical regions with yearly rainfall ranges of 250–500 mm (about 10 to 20 inches).
The Indian subcontinent, South America, Australia, and a sizable portion of southwestern North America and southern Africa are all covered by this vegetation.
While thorn scrub forests are sometimes referred to as caatinga in South America, they are more commonly referred to as Deccan thorn scrub forests in southern India and northern Sri Lanka.
As the amount of rainfall rises, thorn forest transitions into savanna woodland, like the thornvelds of South Africa, and desert as the weather gets drier.
A thorn forest is mostly made up of tiny, thorny trees that occasionally have photosynthetic bark and lose their leaves annually during the dry season.
Some sclerophyllous plants have lengthy roots that reach far into the earth to access groundwater, while others have tiny, leathery leaves that reduce water loss. In many thorn forests, armed pea plants (Fabaceae), such as Mimosa and Acacia, as well as several palms, are widespread.
The ground layer is made up of cacti or other armed succulents, such Euphorbia, thick-stemmed plants, prickly brush, and arid-adapted grasses.