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ICSE - X - Geography - Natural vegetation of India
What is difference bw soft wood trees and hard wood trees .
Also give their pictures
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24th November 2017,
6:10 PM
ICSE - X - Geography - Natural vegetation of India
Briefly explain two reasons for forests being an important natural resource.
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11th October 2017,
6:21 PM
ICSE - X - Geography - Natural vegetation of India
Why tidal forests are said to be more ornamental than useful ?
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27th November 2016,
10:17 AM
ICSE - X - Geography - Natural vegetation of India
Q.What is the difference between surface water resource and ground water resource ? State two advantages of each.
Asked by Mahi07
10th May 2016,
10:47 PM
ICSE - X - Geography - Natural vegetation of India
State the relation between climate and natural vegetation of a place.
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10th May 2016,
10:43 PM
ICSE - X - Geography - Natural vegetation of India
Give three characteristic features of the thorn forests and scrubs.
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12th April 2016,
11:57 AM
ICSE - X - Geography - Natural vegetation of India
Mention two reasons why tropical evergreen forests are difficult to exploit for commercial purposes? Give two characteristics of the tidal forests. Mention three reasons why forests must be conserved. Name any three trees found in the monsoon deciduous forests and state one use of each of these trees.
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12th April 2016,
11:54 AM
ICSE - X - Geography - Natural vegetation of India
On an outline map of India, mark the following: Regions of tropical evergreen forests Regions of montaneforests.
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29th May 2015,
11:16 AM
ICSE - X - Geography - Natural vegetation of India
Differentiate between the tropical evergreen forests and the deciduous forests.
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29th May 2015,
9:49 AM
ICSE - X - Geography - Natural vegetation of India
Name the tree, the timber of which is used for the following: A soft and white timber used for making toys and match boxes. A hard durable timber used for ship building and furniture making. A sweet smelling timber which is used for making oil and used for making handicrafts.
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29th May 2015,
9:19 AM
