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Forest types of Rajasthan MCQ - Practice Questions with Answers
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Q1Select the plants found in the subtropical mountain forests of Rajasthan:
Explanation
In Rajasthan, subtropical mountain forests are associated with comparatively moist and elevated tracts, especially around the higher Aravalli areas. Mango and neem fit the official answer for this forest type. Khejri and ber are more typical of arid and semi-arid plains. Ker, thor, and foag are desert or xerophytic plants, so they do not represent subtropical mountain forests. Dhokra and palash are linked more with dry deciduous conditions, not the specific subtropical mountain category asked here.
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