Geography • Physical GeographyEasy
The altitudinal zonation of vegetation in Arunachal Pradesh ranges from tropical wet evergreen forests in the foothills to alpine tundra at high elevations. Which of the following tree species is predominantly found in the temperate zone (1,800 to 2,800 meters)?
A. Oak and Rhododendron✓ Correct Answer
B. Teak and Sal
C. Sandalwood and Neem
D. Mangrove and Sundari
💡 Solution & Explanation
The temperate mountain zone of Arunachal Pradesh supports lush broad-leaved forests characterized by various species of Oak, Maple, and brilliant blooms of Rhododendron. Teak and Sal are typical of lower tropical and subtropical deciduous forests in the foothills, while mangroves are coastal vegetation completely absent in this landlocked mountainous state. The rich floral diversity of these temperate zones supports numerous endemic wildlife species.
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