These are longitudinal valleys formed as a result of folding. Overtime these have been filled with alluvium brought down by Himalayan rivers. The region is rich in biodiversity and is also very fertile. The economy of this region is based on tea, timber, and tourism
On the basis of information given above, identify the geographical region:
Option b is correct. Duars are alluvial floodplains found in Darjeeling and Sikkim HImalayas. They are the result of folding during the formation of the Himalayas. The moderate slope, thick soil cover with high organic content, uniform year-round rainfall with mild winters paved way for their development into tea plantations by the British. They are known for their scenic beauty and are dotted with tourist destinations such as Darjeeling and Siliguri. They are home to many endangered species like one horned rhino and tiger. National parks and wildlife sanctuaries are found in large numbers such as Manas, Jaldpara, Buxa National Parks and Mahananda Wildlife Sanctuary.
Discolouration of areas on leaves, stems and roots are the common symptoms in fungal diseases but also occurs in bacterial and viral diseases is called-
Which step is the main root of any plant breeding programme
Which sprayer is used suited for spraying operations in kitchen garden
Successful traditional Basmati Rice cultivation lies on exposing of ________stage to cool temperature
‘Crop logging’ is a method of:
Which soil is developed in areas with high temperature and heavy rainfall?
A pentasaccharide that contains four units of galactose and one unit of sucrose, occurs mostly in
leguminous plants, which among the following ...
“Economics is a science” the basis of this statement is
I. Relation between cause and effect
II. Deductive and inductive method for...
The first state in India to introduce Training and Visit system was:
The T value (soil loss tolerance) refers to __________for a specific soil.
