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प्रश्न
Describe the type of trees found growing in the monsoon forests of Western India. Which one of these trees is the most valuable? Why has the Government designated the areas where these trees are cultivated as ‘reserves’?
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उत्तर
Deciduous trees. Teak is the most valuable. The trees of the monsoon forests are very valuable because they are hard, durable and useful in construction work and furniture. Hence the government has declared them as ‘reserves’ to prevent the cutting down of trees.
संबंधित प्रश्न
With reference to Littoral forest, answer the following questions:
Why do the trees in this forest grow aerial roots?
Name a state in India where thorn and the scrub forest is found.
To which type of forest do the following trees belong?
Deodar and Chir Pine
How do forests act as a flood control measure?
Give two reasons to explain as to why we need to conserve our forest resource.
What are Sundarbans?
Classify the following trees as Soft-wood and Hard-wood trees:
Fir, Pine, Teak, Spruce, Rosewood, Sandalwood, Chir, Sal, Shisham and Silver Fir.
Name any three trees found in monsoon deciduous forests and state one use of each of these trees.
Name the principal trees of this region.
Name the regions of the Monsoon Forests in India.
