Mahogany tree is found in which of the following types of vegetation?
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Correct answer: B
Explanation
the correct answear is option B i.e Tropical evergreen forests.
Tropical evergreen forest- trees are ebony, mahogany, rosewood, cinchona. In India, Evergreen forests which are also identified as Tropical rain forest can be located in the in States such as Kerala and Karnataka.
- These trees are considered tropical varieties and thrive best in warm climates. Harsh winters can easily damage or destroy mahogany trees.
- It is a deciduous tree that drops its leaves late in the spring during dry weather.
- The sandy soil is considered to be the best soil texture for this tree. The calcium content of the soil is also an important factor; calcium deficiency in the soil results in stunted growth of Mahogany Planting.
- Mahogany wood is often used to make musical instruments, furniture, and chests. Traditionally it was used for ship construction.
- Evergreen and tall trees like mahogany, rubber, rosewood and ebony are found in the Equatorial regions of Asia.