Natural Vegetation of India
Geography ⇒ Indian Geography
Natural Vegetation of India starts at 7 and continues till grade 12.
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Describe the distribution of tropical evergreen forests in India.
Describe the main differences between moist deciduous and dry deciduous forests in India.
Describe the main features of thorn forests and scrubs.
Discuss the role of natural vegetation in preventing soil erosion.
Explain how human activities have affected natural vegetation in India.
Explain the impact of altitude on natural vegetation in the Himalayas.
Explain the main characteristics of tropical evergreen forests in India.
Explain the term 'littoral and swamp forests' with reference to India.
Explain why the Western Ghats have dense forests.
List any three uses of natural vegetation in India.
Name the region in India where thorn forests and scrubs are predominantly found.
Name two coniferous trees found in the Himalayan region.
Name two important trees found in the mangrove forests of India.
The Sundarbans in West Bengal are famous for which type of natural vegetation?
Tropical evergreen forests in India are mainly found in which region?
What is meant by 'natural vegetation'?
Which climatic factor is most responsible for the distribution of natural vegetation in India?
