Our soil – Class 4
What is soil? The top covering of the Earth’s surface is called as soil. How is soil formed? Soil is formed when rocks break down into very small pieces. The …
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Protective Tissue in Plants-Define, Types, Functions
Protective Tissues in Plants Protective tissues of the plants are the tissues which provides protection They are usually present in the outermost layer of the plant. Types of protective tissues …
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Meristematic Tissue -Definition, features and functions
What are Meirstemmatic Tissue? Meristematic tissue are the types of tissues in plants in which cells always keep dividing giving rise to new cells. Features of Meristematic tissues These tissues …
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What is Cork or Bark of the Tree Cork is the strip of Secondary Meristem which replaces the epidermis of older stem of the tree. Characteristics of cork are as …
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The Island groups of India
India has two groups of Island Lakshadweep group and Andaman and Nicobar group which lies in Arabian sea and Bay of Bengal respectively. The Lakshadweep Island group It lies very …
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The Indian Desert
The Indian desert The Indian desert lies towards Western margins of the Aravali Hills. It receives less than 150 millimeter rainfall annually. It consists of wave like Sandy Plains with …
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Give an account of the Northern Plains of India?
Give an account of the northern plains of India? Northern Plains are formed by three rivers Indus Ganga Brahmaputra These planes were formed when a depression created by the upliftment …
Give an account of the Northern Plains of India? Read MoreThe Central Highlands
The Central Highlands The peninsular plateau of India is composed of old crystalline, igneous and metamorphic rocks formed due to breaking up and drifting of gondwana lands. This Plateau is …
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In 19 century British exploit the forest resources of India for their economic development. Under British Colonial rule deforestation for economic development in India become systematic and extensive. In the …
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The 1878 forest act divided forest in India into three categories Reserved Forest– which are completely government controlled Protected ?Forest–which are partly government controlled Village forests/ Communal Forest– control by …
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