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प्रश्न
Trees cannot grow or survive in the regions beyond the Arctic Circle in Asia. Why ?
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उत्तर
Trees or forests cannot grow or survive in the regions beyond the Arctic Circle in Asia because this region has long severe winters and the frozen subsoil which do not permit the growth of trees and this region is, therefore, devoid of forests.
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संबंधित प्रश्न
Fill in the blank:
The _________ climate is ideally suited growing citrus fruits,
Match the following
| A. Climate Region | B. Tree Plant Species | C. Wildlife species |
| Arctic | Magnolia, Camphor | Lizards, insects |
| Equatorial | Thorny bushes, tufts of grass | Lynx, sable |
| Cold Temperate | Moss, Lichen | Pheasants peacocks |
| Warm temperate eastern margin | Ebony, Mahagony | Monkeys, apes, colourful birds |
| Mid-Latitude deserts | Pine, larch | Walruses, reindeer |
On an outline map of Asia, mark the following:
- the area affected by the monsoons
- regions of equatorial climate
- regions of the Mediterranean climate
- areas under the steppes
Fill in the blank.
Most of the Asia receives ______ rainfall in winter.
Fill in the blank.
The equatorial (tropical) rainforests are different from the rainforests of the Amazon and Zaire basins because of their __________to the sea.
Fill in the blanks.
India has ________ climate and ____________ forests.
Fill in the blank.
The temperate grassland region of Central Asia is called ____________.
Fill in the blank.
The forests of the cold temperate regions have ______trees with ________ like leaves.
The type of climate that prevails in the central and eastern parts of Europe is _________.
Give Reasons
There is no winter in the equatorial region.
