Vegetation of Trans-Himalayan grazing land can be divided into:
Correct answer: B. All of the above
- A. The foothill ranges
- B. All of the above
- C. Valley depression grazing land
- D. Alpine pastures
- E. Dry temperate ranges
Explanation
The Trans-Himalayan grazing-land vegetation sequence includes lower foothill ranges, dry temperate ranges, valley depressions and high alpine pastures. These represent different elevations and moisture conditions, so all four categories apply.
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