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Class 9GeographyNatural Vegetation and WildlifeTypes of VegetationMediumLevel 64
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In which forest type are roots specially spread to survive in marshy soil?

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Correct answer: Mangrove forests

Mangrove roots support the plant in marshy coastal soil. Exam tip: remember root adaptation.

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Mangrove RootsMarshy SoilTidal Forest

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Mangrove forests

Why is this the correct answer?

Mangrove roots support the plant in marshy coastal soil. Exam tip: remember root adaptation.

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This is a Class 9 Geography question. Chapter: Natural Vegetation and Wildlife. Topic: Types of Vegetation.

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  1. 1Which type is included among the main types of natural vegetation in India?
  2. 2Where do tropical evergreen forests develop well?
  3. 3What is the most important feature of evergreen forests?
  4. 4Where are tropical evergreen forests found in India?
  5. 5Tropical deciduous forests are also known by which name?
  6. 6What do deciduous forests do in the dry season?
  7. 7Sal and teak are important trees of which forest type?
  8. 8Why are tropical deciduous forests widely spread in India?
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  10. 10Why are leaves small in thorny vegetation?
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