The chief coniferous species are:

Correct answer: B. All of the aboveTourist Destinations

  • A. Pinus wallichiana
  • B. All of the aboveTourist Destinations
  • C. Piecea smithiana
  • D. Abies pindrow
  • E. Cedrus deodara

Explanation

The principal Himalayan conifers listed are blue pine, deodar, spruce and fir, represented by Pinus wallichiana, Cedrus deodara, Picea smithiana and Abies pindrow. “Piecea” is a spelling error for Picea, not a different species.

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