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# Question & Answer
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What are wetlands without trees called? - Marshes
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What are wetlands with trees called? - Swamps
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What is an ecosystem with land covered by water for part of the year called? - A wetland
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Where are Swamp Forests mainly confined? - Delta regions
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What are the forests found along the coast called? - Littoral Forests
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What is the collective term for small forest products like bamboo, leaves, and fruits? - Minor Forest Produces
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What are the five major types of vegetation identified in India? - Tropical Evergreen, Tropical Deciduous, Thorn & Scrub, Montane, Mangrove
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What percentage of India's forest cover does the Himalayan region constitute? - Around 25%
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What is the largest forest belt in India? - The Himalayan region
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What factor influences the vegetation of Mangrove forests? - Topography and soil
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What is the primary factor in deciding vegetation? - Precipitation
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What lies eastward from Central Highlands? - Rajmahal hills and Chotanagpur plateau.
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What range bounds it in the south? - Vindhyan range.
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What rocks prove the geological history of Central Highlands? - Marble, slate, gneiss.
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What region lies north of Narmada? - Central Highlands (Malwa plateau).
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What feature shows seismic activity? - The Bhima fault.
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What mountains are found in the Peninsula? - Relict/residual mountains (Aravali, Nallamala, Javadi, Veliconda, Palkonda, Mahendragiri).
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What soil dominates the western/northwestern plateau? - Black soil.
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What landforms result from block faulting? - Rift valleys (Narmada, Tapi, Mahanadi), Satpura block mountains.
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In which direction does the plateau slope? - West to east.
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How was the Peninsular plateau formed? - Breaking & drifting of Gondwana land.
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What is the Peninsular plateau made of? - Old crystalline, igneous, metamorphic rocks.
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Why are Northern Plains low in forest cover? - Thick alluvium deposits.
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What is a key nutrient deficiency in Indian soils? - Nitrogen, humus.
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What is Peaty Soil deficient in? - Potash, phosphorus.