Geography
Littoral forests grow in the areas of
- heavy rainfall (more than 200cm) in and around delta
- Western coast of India with rainfall above 200cm
- Central India with rainfall of 100-200cm
- In North West India in the Indo-Gangetic plain with rainfall of 100-150cm
Related Questions
Afforestation is
- cutting down the trees
- planting trees from where they have been removed
- planting fresh trees
- clearing forests for the purpose of farming
These type of trees are found on the windward side of the Western Ghats
- Rosewood
- Hintal
- Chir
- Deodar
The littoral forests have pneumatophores or breathing roots because
- they can resist the tidal waves
- to get oxygen
- to survive in marshes and submerged areas
- for scenic beauty
The characteristic feature of the forest found in Nilgiri hills is
- they are dense
- the forests are economically important
- they occur in the transition zone of mixed forest and coniferous forest
- they have broad leaves