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प्रश्न
Give geographical reason
The northern part of Brazil is covered by dense forests.
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उत्तर
- Amazon River flows in the northern part of Brazil and nearly two-third part of Brazil is covered by this river.
- Also the equator passes through this region, hence the climate is hot and it rains throughout the year. It receives a convectional type of rainfall. These environmental conditions are favourable for the growth of trees.
- However, this climate, heavy rainfall, dense forests, etc. acts as a barrier to the development of the human settlement. Hence, the interior in the Amazon Basin is very sparsely populated.
- Thus, due to the Amazon River, heavy rainfall, ample sunlight, hot and humid climate, and very few human settlements which indicate negligible interference of human, the northern part of Brazil is covered by dense forests.
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संबंधित प्रश्न
Brazil is called the ‘coffee pot of the world’.
Identify the correct option with the help of the given statement
The leaves of the trees are broad and green
a) Evergreen forests b) Deciduous forests
c) Thorny forests d) Himalayan forests
Distinguish between
Vegetation in India and vegetation in Brazil
Answer in one sentence.
Which country has the largest number of vegetation species in the world?
Answer the following in detail.
Discuss the vegetation of India in comparison to that of Brazil along with their reasons.
Observe the images shown and discuss on the basis of the following points and answer the following questions
- Can you tell the names of the plants/trees shown in the image?
- Where have you seen these plants before?
- Name the fauna shown in the image.
- Where have you see them before?
Identify the odd man out
With reference to flora of India-
Identify the odd man out.
With reference to the flora of India-
Identify the odd man out
With reference to flora of India-
Match the columns:
| (a) | Evergreen Forests | (i) | Sundar trees |
| (b) | Deciduous Frests | (ii) | Pine |
| (c) | Coastal Forests | (iii) | Pau Brasil |
| (d) | Himalayan forests | (iv) | Khejadi |
| (e) | Thorny and bush-type vegetation | (v) | Teak |
| (vi) | Orchid | ||
| (vii) | Sal |
