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What type of trees are found in the northern central Himalayan range (1801 to 3001 m) and the southern Nilgiri high mountain
ranges?
Oak, Junipers, Maple
Kusum, Arjun, Mulberry
Rosewood, Mahogany, Bamboo
Teak, Sal, Peepal
- The northern central Himalayan range (1801 to 3001 m) is a cool, temperate zone.
- Here, Oak, Junipers, and Maple trees commonly grow. These handle the altitude and lower temperatures well.
- The southern Nilgiri high mountains also have temperate climate and similar types of vegetation.
- Kusum, Arjun, and Mulberry (Option 2) are found in lower, moist deciduous forests, not at high altitudes.
- Rosewood, Mahogany, and Bamboo (Option 3) are typical of tropical wet forests at lower elevations.
- Teak, Sal, and Peepal (Option 4) are found in tropical forests and plains, not in high altitude Himalayan/Nilgiri ranges.
- Option 1 is the correct answer:
- Oak, Junipers, Maple
- This option correctly matches the vegetation with the given regions.
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