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Factors Affecting Vegetation

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In this Class 9 Geography topic from “Natural Vegetation and Wildlife,” students learn why different regions support different kinds of plants. They examine how temperature, rainfall, sunlight, soil, relief, altitude, and slope influence the growth and distribution of natural vegetation. The topic also helps them connect vegetation patterns with climate and landforms, and understand how human activities can alter plant cover. These ideas build a clear foundation for reading India’s varied landscapes and vegetation regions.

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Hard · Level 59 · afforestation,deforestation,green cover
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  1. Where mining has to be increased
  2. Where green cover has decreased due to deforestation
  3. Where salt in sea water must be increased
  4. Where all trees must be cut
Hard · Level 59 · forest fire,wildlife habitat,food source
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  1. Because fire makes rainfall permanent
  2. Because fire instantly turns soil into fertile forest
  3. Because food habitat and shelter may be destroyed
  4. Because wildlife does not need forests
Hard · Level 59 · soil nutrients,temperature,sparse vegetation
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  1. Always dense and tall
  2. Fully developed without soil
  3. Only mangroves
  4. Weak or sparse
Hard · Level 59 · roots,soil conservation,erosion
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  1. Roots bind soil and reduce erosion
  2. Roots blow soil into air
  3. Roots stop rainfall
  4. Roots end sunlight
Hard · Level 59 · vegetation,wildlife habitat,biodiversity
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  1. Because wildlife does not need food
  2. Because vegetation provides food shelter and breeding sites
  3. Because wildlife lives only in cities
  4. Because vegetation has no relation with animals
Hard · Level 59 · cold climate,growing season,plant growth
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  1. Because saline water is always present there
  2. Because sunlight has no importance
  3. Because low temperature slows biological processes
  4. Because soil is always deep
Hard · Level 59 · slope aspect,sunlight,moisture
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  1. Because language is different
  2. Because currency is different
  3. Because road direction creates plants
  4. Because sunlight and moisture received may differ
Hard · Level 59 · vegetation loss,soil erosion,root binding
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  1. Because soil loses the hold of roots
  2. Because rainfall always stops
  3. Because temperature becomes zero
  4. Because soil becomes stone and flies
Hard · Level 59 · deforestation,human impact,favourable climate
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  1. Forests will grow endlessly by themselves
  2. Natural vegetation may decrease due to human action
  3. Sunlight will completely stop
  4. Mangroves will form on mountains
Hard · Level 59 · rainfall seasonality,forest type,vegetation
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  1. Because only the name of rainfall is enough
  2. Because season has no relation with plants
  3. Because total water and duration of dry period both affect plants
  4. Because rainfall is always equal
Hard · Level 59 · community participation,conservation,forest resources
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  1. Because they always destroy vegetation
  2. Because they have no relation with forests
  3. Because only the government can monitor forests
  4. Because they can participate in both resource use and conservation
Hard · Level 59 · biodiversity,habitat fragmentation,human pressure
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  1. If habitat is fragmented or human pressure increases
  2. Because no animal lives in dense forest
  3. Because rainfall always reduces biodiversity
  4. Because soil has no effect
Hard · Level 59 · overgrazing,low rainfall,desertification
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  1. Dense evergreen forest will develop
  2. Grass will decrease and desertification risk may increase
  3. Mangroves will form
  4. Glaciers will form
Hard · Level 59 · vegetation density,rainfall,soil nutrients
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  1. Language market and road
  2. Currency building and rail
  3. Rainfall temperature soil nutrients and human pressure
  4. Class number dress and sport
Hard · Level 59 · evergreen forest,humid climate,temperature
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  1. Thorny desert forest
  2. Alpine vegetation
  3. Dry grassland
  4. Evergreen forest
Hard · Level 59 · causal relation,low rainfall,thorny vegetation
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  1. Low rainfall can favour thorny vegetation
  2. Sandy soil always forms evergreen forests
  3. Temperature always rises with altitude
  4. Deforestation increases forest cover
Hard · Level 59 · incorrect relation,deforestation,forest cover
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  1. High rainfall can support dense vegetation
  2. Deforestation increases forest cover
  3. Fertile soil helps plant growth
  4. Temperature may decrease with altitude
Hard · Level 59 · climate change,vegetation zones,rainfall pattern
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  1. There will be no effect on vegetation
  2. Only language will change
  3. By changing temperature and rainfall patterns vegetation zones can shift
  4. All forests will immediately become mangroves
Hard · Level 59 · natural regeneration,grazing,forest fire
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  1. When grazing fire and cutting occur repeatedly
  2. When conservation is strong
  3. When afforestation is regular
  4. When local people conserve
Hard · Level 59 · natural vegetation,crops,local conditions
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  1. Because both are always same
  2. Because natural vegetation grows without human help under local conditions
  3. Because crops grow only in forests
  4. Because natural vegetation is not found in cities