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In which type of forests are the chir type tress generally noticed?

In which type of forests are the chir type tress generally noticed? Correct Answer Temperate montane

Indian forests perform an important role to make a healthy environment and it reduces air pollutions.

  • Near about 19.26% of total Indian areas are covered with forest.
  • Forests can be classified into five major groups namely:
    • Moist tropical
    • Dry tropical
    • Montane temperate
    • Montane subtropical
    • Alpine forest

Additional Information

FOREST RAINFALL VEGETATION REGION
Moist tropical 200 and 250 cm Rosewood, bamboos, Kusum, Indian chestnut, litsea Western Coast, Upper Assam, lower slopes of the eastern Himalaya, Orissa coast
Dry tropical 51 cm to 151 Sal, acacia, mangoes and bamboo. Northern Hilly regions and some states of Southern India
Montane temperate 150-250 cm Ferns, oak, maple, juniper, deodar, chilgoza, chirpine Northern middle Himalayas and Southern Niligiri higher Mountain ranges. 
Montane subtropical 150-300 cm Cinnamon, rhododendron, sal, Sandan, laburnum, pomegranate, olive, oleander Assam, Nagaland, Mizoram, Meghalaya, Manipur, Arunachal Pradesh
Alpine forest/Wet montane 100 cm Black juniper, the drooping juniper; honeysuckle, and willows Himalayan regions and the barren cold deserts of the Trans Himalaya. 

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