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What are the key features of Sub-tropical Moist Pine Forests found in the Western Himalayas?

  1. They are found at elevations between 1000 to 2000 meters.
  2. Chir is the most dominant tree, often forming pure stands.
  3. The timber from Chir is primarily used for paper production.
  4. They are located in the Eastern Himalayas.

    AAll

    Bii, iii

    Ci, iii

    Di, ii

    Answer:

    D. i, ii

    Read Explanation:

    Sub-tropical Moist Pine Forests

    Distribution

    • Western Himalayas at elevations between 1000 to 2000 metres.

    Timber

    • Chir is the most dominant tree forming pure stands.

    • It provides valuable timber for boxes, furniture and buildings.

    • It is also used for producing turpentine and resin.


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