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The distribution of characteristic vegetation of a region is determined mainly by – |
| A. | soil, water and temperature |
| B. | water, greenhouse effect and altitude |
| C. | wind, water and latitude |
| D. | sunlight, water and wind |
| Answer» A. soil, water and temperature | |
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Explanation: Soil, water and climate of a region are the three primary factors significantly influencing the vegetation of a region. Such factors as depth, texture, and humus content of the soil determine the type of vegetation that can be supported in a region. Again, any vegetation needs moisture to survive and this explains the range which varies from evergreen forests to shrubs. |
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