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Natural Vegetation — Social Science STD 9 — Question

Gujarat BoardEnglish MediumSTD 9Social ScienceNatural Vegetation3 Marks
Question
What are natural vegetation regions? Classify the natural vegetation.
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Answer

  1. The regions that show similarity in their ecology are called natural vegetation regions.
  2. Existence and growth of any vegetation depend on the climate of that region.
  3. Regions that have identical climate have mostly identical vegetation. For example, Gujarat has a hot climate with no major mountains.
  4. Hence, we find trees like neem, baval almost in entire Gujarat.
Classification of vegetation:
On the basis of altitude, types of soil, rainfall and temperature, the natural vegetation regions can be divided into five types. They are:
  1. Tropical Rain Forests
  2. Tropical Deciduous Forests
  3. Tropical Desert Vegetation
  4. Temperate Forests and Grasslands
  5. Mangrove (Tidal) Forests.

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