plant formation meaning in Hindi

Examples

1. In restricted regions, with their own micro climate or special edaphic features, plant formations assume different characters.
2. These characteristics explain the high biodiversity and the presence of numerous plant formations ranging from tropical forests to temperate-cold climates.
3. The main widely plant formations are those of shrubs of erica, sea lavander that presents small differences depending on which island grows.
4. The ecoregion is limited by plant formations of mangrove ( " Rhizophora " spp . ) forest that occur at the confluence of many rivers emptying into the Gulf of Guayaquil and the Pacific Ocean.
5. The climate in the region is influenced by various factors in addition to its orographic shade  and the breadth of the altitudinal range, which partly explains the high regional biodiversity and the presence of numerous plant formations ranging from tropical forests to those of temperate-cold climates.
6. Phytochoria are defined by their plant taxonomic composition, while other schemes of regionalization ( e . g ., vegetation type, physiognomy, plant formations, biomes ) may variably take in account, according to the author, the apparent characteristics of a community ( the dominant conservationist issues.
7. Besides the paleoenvironmental perspective that allows the reconstitution of past plant formations and, therefore, of the paleoclimate, this discipline offers important palaeoethnobotanical information regarding the utilization of wood in everyday basis and also in rituals, including also the subsistence of ancient populations, by means of conservation of carbonized dietary remains.
8. The climate in the region is influenced by various factors in addition to its latitude, such as its proximity to the coast, the effect of its landform  orographic shade  and the breadth of the altitudinal range, which partly goes to explain the high regional biodiversity and the presence of numerous plant formations ranging from tropical forests to those of temperate-cold climates.
9. It consists of plains in an Australian sense of open country rather than in a strict sense of flat country . . . . there are two principal plant formations in the kwongan, scrub heath and broombush thicket . . . both . . . are sclerophyll shrublands and possess a certain unity when contrasted with woodland and forest or steppe and succulent steppe communities .  Kwongan has replaced other terms applied by European botanists such as sand-heide ( Diels 1906 ) or sand heath ( Gardner 1942 ), giving priority to the language of people who have lived continuously in the southwest for more than 50, 000 years.