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Why can study of local factors be more useful than national averages in vegetation conservation?

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Correct answer: Because soil, slope, rainfall, and human pressure vary from place to place

Soil fertility, slope, rainfall, water availability, and human pressures such as grazing, cutting, or farming differ from one place to another. Therefore, conservation plans should be based on local conditions; national averages can hide the problem of a particular area. Option B is incorrect because averages do not show local variation. Exam tip: mention both local physical factors and human activity in your answer.

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Vegetation ConservationLocal FactorsRegional VariationSoil And RainfallHuman PressureGeography Class 9Factors Affecting VegetationNatural Vegetation And Wildlife

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