The document discusses natural regions of the world, specifically tropical deserts. It provides details about the location of tropical deserts between 15 and 30 degrees north and south of the equator, along with the tribes that inhabit the region. Temperature ranges and seasonal patterns are described. Deciduous and evergreen vegetation are mentioned. Agriculture is noted as the main occupation, with crops like rice, wheat, and millet being grown. The cause of dry conditions in tropical deserts is explained as trade winds blowing from land to sea, unable to gain moisture and resulting in no rainfall.
The document discusses natural regions of the world, specifically tropical deserts. It provides details about the location of tropical deserts between 15 and 30 degrees north and south of the equator, along with the tribes that inhabit the region. Temperature ranges and seasonal patterns are described. Deciduous and evergreen vegetation are mentioned. Agriculture is noted as the main occupation, with crops like rice, wheat, and millet being grown. The cause of dry conditions in tropical deserts is explained as trade winds blowing from land to sea, unable to gain moisture and resulting in no rainfall.
The document discusses natural regions of the world, specifically tropical deserts. It provides details about the location of tropical deserts between 15 and 30 degrees north and south of the equator, along with the tribes that inhabit the region. Temperature ranges and seasonal patterns are described. Deciduous and evergreen vegetation are mentioned. Agriculture is noted as the main occupation, with crops like rice, wheat, and millet being grown. The cause of dry conditions in tropical deserts is explained as trade winds blowing from land to sea, unable to gain moisture and resulting in no rainfall.
Q3} A] Ans. The Tropical Deserts are located between 15o to
300 North and South Latitudes. They lie to the west of the landmasses. The two tribes that inhabit the region are Bushmen of the Kalahari and Bindibu of Australia. B] Ans. 1. Summer temperature varies from 35°C to 38°C in the interior. Winter temperature varies from 15°C to 18°C in the interior. 2. Due to particular rainy season followed by autumn and winter, this type of climate has deciduous vegetation. 3. The coastal parts have tropical evergreen Rain Forests slightly different from equatorial vegetation, these are rosewood, ebony, sisam, bamboo etc. with much height up to 60 meters. 4. Deciduous tree are found in khair, Tendu etc. 5. Agriculture is the main occupation of majority of people in this region. 6. The major crops grown are rice, wheat, maize, millet, gram and beans. C] Ans. (i) In the Tropical Hot Desert region, the Trade Winds blow from land towards the sea, so these cannot gain moisture and are dry and there is no rainfall and a prolonged dry and hot season. (ii)