worksheet of preposition for all class utilization

For all class

1. TYPE OF
VEGETATION
LOCATION

CLIMATE CONDITION MAIN FEATURES IMPORTANT TREES
TROPICAL
EVERGREEN
VEGETATIONS
Maharashtra,
Karnataka,
Tamilnadu, Kerala,
more than 200 cm of
rainfall and having a
temperature of 15-30
degrees Celsius.
In the tropical evergreen
forests, the trees do not
shed their leaves
altogether, as there is no
specific dry season in the
regions where they are
found.
The common trees found
in the forests are ebony,
rosewood, and mahogany.

rosewood, malabar kino,
teak, indian laurel and
bamboo.
DECIDIOUS
VEGETATION
West Odisha,
Jharkhand,
Chhattisgarh.
extremely humid climate
(almost 80 to 90 percent)
usually throughout the
year, the temperature
averaging to about 30-
degree Celsius.
Temperate deciduous
forests are most notable
because they go through
four seasons: Winter,
Spring, Summer, and Fall.
Leaves change color (or
senesce) in autumn, fall off
in the winter, and grow
back in the spring; this
adaptation allows plants to
survive cold winters.
Teak, sal, shisham, hurra,
mahua, amla, semul,
kusum, and
sandalwood etc.

2. THRONY
VEGETATIONS
Haryana,
Rajasthan, Gujarat,
Madhya Pradesh,
dry subtropical and warm
temperate areas with a
seasonal rainfall
averaging 250 to 500 mm
(about 10 to 20 inches).
The thorn forests grow in
the regions which receive
less than 70 cm of rainfall.
The trees present in the
thorn forest have long
roots which penetrate
deeper into the soil in
search of water.
In these trees, the leaves
are thick and also small to
minimize evaporation.

Babool tree, ber tree, wild
date palm, Khair tree,
neem, khejri tree, palas
tree,
TIDAL \MANDROVE found in the tidal
areas and the delta
regions of Ganga,
Godawari,
Mahanadi, Krishna,
and Kaveri
humid and wet in
Sundarbans with rich
biodiversity
Mangrove forests are
characterized by a humid
climate, saline
environment, and
waterlogged soil. A variety
of offshore and coastal
organisms depends
exclusively on mangrove
forests for their habitat. It
also functions as a site for
fertilization for a variety of
aquatic fauna resulting in
rich biodiversity
Hogla, Garan, Pasur,
MOUNTAIN
VEGETATION
Assam, Nagaland,
Mizoram,
Meghalaya,
Manipur, Arunachal
Pradesh
The mean annual rainfall
here is 150 cm to 300 cm,
the mean annual
temperature is about 11°C
to 14°C and the average
relative humidity is over 80
per cent.
This kind of vegetation
differs according to
variation and increase in
altitude. As the height
increases, the
temperature decreases.
Thus, trees at a higher
altitude are conical and
form the coniferous
forests.
rhododendrons, ferns,
oak, maple, juniper,
deodar, chilgoza, etc.