Natural vegetation grows in different areas depending on geographical factors like temperature, soil and rainfall. India has a high level of biodiversity with over 47,000 plant and 89,000 animal species. The main types of natural vegetation found in India include tropical rainforests, tropical deciduous forests, tropical thorn forests and scrubs, montane forests, and mangrove forests. While natural habitats face threats from hunting, pollution, and deforestation, the government has established various protected areas and conservation programs to preserve India's rich biodiversity.
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Types of Natural Vegetation in India
→ Tropical Evergreen Rain Forests
→ Deciduous or Monsoon Type of Forests
→ Dry Deciduous Forests and Scrubs
→ Semi Desert and Desert Vegetation
→ Tidal or Mangrove Forests and
→ Mountain Forests
natural vegetation and wildlife presentation. In This presentation information about land,soil,climate activity and types of forest some map show wildlife sanctuaries , national park etc.
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A PPT on Forest and wildlife resources for students. This PPT contains info on biodiversity, Flora and Fauna in India and about conservation of Forest and wildlife in India. Made by the students of Oakridge International School - Newton Campus.
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Natural vegetation and wildlife PPT for class 9 CBSEYashLawaniya1331
This ppt gives information about different types of forests, What is Natural Vegetation,Flora and Fauna, Ecosystem etc. I have entered less text in this ppt because i think that a ppt should have more pictures and examples than having a huge amount of text.
Types of Natural Vegetation in India
→ Tropical Evergreen Rain Forests
→ Deciduous or Monsoon Type of Forests
→ Dry Deciduous Forests and Scrubs
→ Semi Desert and Desert Vegetation
→ Tidal or Mangrove Forests and
→ Mountain Forests
natural vegetation and wildlife presentation. In This presentation information about land,soil,climate activity and types of forest some map show wildlife sanctuaries , national park etc.
Equatorial regions are very interesting regions, that are evergreen in nature, Many forests are seen in such regions like Amazon, USA, and Africa. They are the most beautiful places with the presence of flowers, trees and rainfalls.
Here is another creative presentation by your slide maker on the topic "EQUIATORIAL REGIONS OF THE WORLD". Hope you like it. If you like it then please, *like*, *Download* and *Share*.
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A PPT on Forest and wildlife resources for students. This PPT contains info on biodiversity, Flora and Fauna in India and about conservation of Forest and wildlife in India. Made by the students of Oakridge International School - Newton Campus.
nice well......it will help in many projects
it will also help you in many activities and all about things......
my self
Tanishq Chawda
class IX
all the best for your journey guys
.....
.....
This presentation is based on the PhD Course work which applies the subject that Advances in Botany, deliberated things are referred from different sources. Books, PDFs, Websites, etc.
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3. 1. Assignment (Double Bubble)
Now identify the similarities and differences
FOREST GARDEN
Differences
Similarities
Differences
4. What is Natural Vegetation?
• Plant community which has grown
naturally without human aid and has
been left undisturbed by human for a
long time. It is also called Virgin
vegetation.
5. Different vegetations grows in different
places
• S
1. Teak forest
Evergreen plain
region
2. Cone Shaped Tree, Manali
4. Short Grass in Rotang
Rhododendrons tree
mountain
7. Factor affecting natural vegetation
Factors that influence
plant life
LAND TEMPERATURE
PHOTOPERIOD ECOSYSTEM
PRECIPITATION
SOIL
8. Biodiversity in India
• India is one of the
twelve mega
biodiversity countries
of the world.
• It has over 47,000 plant
species (flora) and
• 89,000 species of
animals (fauna)
Key Term
Biodiversity:
the variety of plant and animal life in
the world or in a particular habitat, a
high level of which is usually
considered to be important and
desirable.
20. Sno. Types of vegetation States where it found Characteristic features Rainfall in cm Height of
tree
Types of trees
grow there
Wild Animals found
there
1. Tropical Rain Forest Andaman and Nicobar Island, parts of
North-Eastern states and a narrow strip
of Western slope of wwestern ghats
Dense as sunlight doesn’t reach
the ground, Shed their leaves at
different times of the year, it
appear green so called evergreen. 200cm Upto
60metres
Mahagony, ebony,
rosewood etc.
Elephant, Monkey,
lemur, deer, one-
horned rhinocerous
1. Tropical Deciduous
Forests
1. Thorny Bushes
1. Mountain Vegetation
1. Mangrove Forests
2.Assignment
Make a group of 4 students and a powerpoint
presentation on the below topic, explain each and
prepare a short video clip .
21. Wild Life
• more than 89,000- animals species
• 1200- Birds ( 13% of the world’s total )
• 25,000- fish (12% of world’s stock )
• 5 & 8% of amphibians, reptiles and mammals.
23. There are also
• Edible plants and crops
• Medicinal plants
• Milch animals which provide milk, meat, egg
and transprotation
• Insect which help in pollination of crops and
fruit trees
24. • Ecosystem- every species plays role in it
• Ecosystem disturbed- excessive exploitation of
plants and animals
• Result:-
• 1,300 endangered plants species
• 20 extinct species
25. Main causes for threat to nature are:-
• Hunting
• Pollution
• Introduction of alien species
• Deforestation
29. 89 National Parks, 49 Wildlife sanctuaries
and Zoological gardens are set up to take
care of Natural heritage.
30. Measure to conserve natural
vegetation and wildlife
1. Check on deforestetion
2. Encourage Aforestation
3. Should keep area pollution free
4. Should not kill animals
5. Minimize the use of plastics
32. PRAYERS OF THE FOREST
“ I AM THE HEART OF YOUR HEARTH
ON THE COLD WINTER NIGHTS.
THE FRIENDLY SHADE SCREENING YOU
FROM THE SUMMER SUN
AND MY FRUITS ARE REFRESHING DRAUGHTS
QUENCHING YOUR THIRST AS YOU JOPURNEY ON.
I AM THE BEAM THAT HOLDS YOUR HOUSE,
THE BOARD OF YOUR TABLE, THE BED ON WHICH YOU LIE,
AND THE TIMBER THAT BUILDS YOUR BOAT.
I AM HANDLE OF YOUR HOE, THE DOOR OF YOUR HOMESTEAD,
THE WOOD OF YOUR CRADLE, AND THE SHELL OF YOUR COFFIN.
I AM THE BREAD OF KINDNESS, AND THE FLOWER OF BEAUTY
LISTEN TO MY PRAYER: HARM ME NOT.”