Riverain forests are:

Correct answer: A. All of the above

  • A. All of the above
  • B. It forms a fairly complete canopy 12-15 m. High
  • C. Which Acacia arabica usually strongly predominates with varying amounts of Populus euphratica
  • D. It is an important seral stage of tropical thorn forest type.

Explanation

Riverain forests form a seral stage of tropical thorn vegetation, can develop a 12–15 metre canopy, and are commonly dominated by Acacia arabica with Populus euphratica. Since all three statements fit, the answer is all of the above.

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