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Jumpers, pines and rhododendrons grow naturally in
Jumpers, pines and rhododendrons grow naturally in
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The correct option is C Alpine forests
Alpine forest is a type of biome that is found at high elevation like Himalayas. It does not contain trees. Instead, it has dwarf shrubby plants. As the latitude approaches the poles, the threshold elevation for alpine tundra gets lower till sea level. It is present in mountains worldwide. Jumpers, pines and Rhododendrons grow naturally in apline forests.Thus, the correct answer is 'Alpine forests.'
Alpine forest is a type of biome that is found at high elevation like Himalayas. It does not contain trees. Instead, it has dwarf shrubby plants. As the latitude approaches the poles, the threshold elevation for alpine tundra gets lower till sea level. It is present in mountains worldwide. Jumpers, pines and Rhododendrons grow naturally in apline forests.
Thus, the correct answer is 'Alpine forests.'
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