PDE Q73
0. Teak and Sal are the principal trees in the forests known as
- Option : C
- Explanation :
Answer: C. Tropical moist deciduous
Tropical moist deciduous forests are characterized by a mix of deciduous trees that shed their leaves in the dry season. Teak and Sal are dominant species in these forests. They are typically found in regions with moderate rainfall and a distinct dry season, such as parts of central and eastern India.
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A. Tropical moist evergreen
Incorrect. These forests have dense, evergreen trees and high rainfall, not typically dominated by teak and sal. -
B. Dry deciduous
Incorrect. While sal may be present, teak is less common and the vegetation is sparser than in moist deciduous forests. -
C. Tropical moist deciduous
Correct. These forests are rich in teak and sal and occur in regions with seasonal rainfall. -
D. Dry evergreen
Incorrect. These forests contain small-leaved evergreen trees and shrubs, not teak and sal.
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