What type of vegetation is found in North-East India, parts of Western Ghats, Andaman and Nicobar, Upper Assam, lower slopes of Eastern Himalayas and Odisha?
Tropical Evergreen Forest
Tropical Evergreen Forests grow in regions receiving more than 200 cm of annual rainfall with high humidity and a mean temperature above 22°C, so the canopy never sheds all its leaves at once.
The listed belts—North-East India, parts of the Western Ghats, the Andaman & Nicobar Islands, Upper Assam, the lower slopes of the Eastern Himalayas and Odisha—are the standard locations of this forest type. Moist deciduous forests shed their leaves in the dry season, while dry deciduous and subtropical montane forests need lower rainfall or higher altitude.
Hence, Tropical Evergreen Forest is correct.
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