With increasing altitude in Eastern Himalayas, vegetation changes from: MCQ with Answer and Explanation

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With increasing altitude in Eastern Himalayas, vegetation changes from:

A. Tropical to subtropical to temperate to alpine

B. Thorn to deciduous

C. Mangrove to evergreen

D. Only desert type

Answer: Option A

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Clear altitudinal zonation.

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Which of the following is an example of a tree found in the Tropical Deciduous forests?

A. Sal

B. Rubber

C. Mahogany

D. Ebony

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Correct Answer: Option A

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Sal is a commercially important species of Tropical Deciduous forests.[reference:67]

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Which forest type is known for valuable hardwood species?

A. Tropical Deciduous Forest

B. Alpine Forest

C. Coniferous Forest

D. Tundra Vegetation

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Correct Answer: Option A

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Tropical deciduous forests contain commercially important hardwoods like teak and sal.

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Which biodiversity hotspot includes parts of Northeast India?

A. Himalaya Hotspot

B. Western Ghats Hotspot

C. Indo-Burma Hotspot

D. Sundaland Hotspot

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Correct Answer: Option C

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The Indo-Burma hotspot includes large parts of Northeast India.

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