Mangrove forests in India: Distribution, characteristics and geographical factors
Introduction
Mangroves consists of D'I'S-L' case of India. According to ISPR, their area has increased but their density has decreased.
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Mangroves are halophytic trees that grow in coastal areas and provide various ecosystem regulation and cultural services. Geographical factors responsible for Mangrove distribution include: three coasting of 7500 km length. Prevalent river and delttas like Ganga, sundry-barn, Krishna -Godavari there are mangrove members
huge costing of 7500 km. Prevalent river and deltas like Ganga, sundry-barn, Krishna -Godavari Anadaman- Andras
It leads to trapping of air pollution as the atmosphere gets stable and there is no wind to dissipate it.
Diagram
Map showing geographical distribution of mangrove
- Identifies mangroves as halophytic trees
- Provides specific data on Indian coastline length
- Names major rivers and deltas with mangroves
- Includes map for spatial understanding
- Discusses ecosystem services
- Notes increase in area but decrease in density
Anshul Bhatt
Salient features of World's Physical Geography
Distribution of Key Natural Resources
Mangrove ecosystems and their geographical distribution
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Geographical and technical
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