What effect does the sun's direct rays affect on different p
What effect does the sun's direct rays affect on different parts of India. They understand their advantages and harm.-
When the sunlight falls on the Tropic of Cancer, it has a special astronomical significance.
Every year around 21 June, the direct rays of the sun fall on the Tropic of Cancer. This condition is called Summer Solstice. That day-
The sun occurs right above the head in the afternoon for the states located on the Tropic of Cancer.
It is the longest day and shortest night in the answer hemisphere.
This indicates that the peak point of summer has arrived.
At that time the Sun is Uttarayana (moving northwards) and then begins to bend towards the south.
Tropic of Cancer does not pass through Gaya district of Bihar.
Bihar's Gaya is located slightly north of the Tropic of Cancer. The Tropic of Cancer passes through the state of Jharkhand, which is in the south of Bihar. Therefore, Gaya has a Tropic of Cancer, but she does not pass straight through Gaya.
Therefore, tropical region of India which are the state of evergreen forests that are located between Equator and Tropic of Cancer or around Cancer. In India, the states located south of the Tropic of Cancer fall mainly in the tropical region. Where the soil is very fertile.
The states of such a tropical region are.
1. Andhra Pradesh
2. Telangana
3. Karnataka
4. Kerala
5. Tamil Nadu
6. Goa
7. Maharashtra (partly - southern part)
8. Odisha
9. Chhattisgarh (partially)
10. West Bengal (southern part)
11. Jharkhand (partially)
12. Tripura
13. Mizoram
14. Meghalaya, Assam (some parts can be considered tropical)
15. Nagaland
16. Andaman and Nicobar Islands
17. Lakshadweep
The climate in these states is hot and humid, and most parts receive high temperatures in summer and heavy rainfall in rainfall.
The characteristics of major trees and plants of such tropical regions are mainly as follows.
*Evergreen Forests _
Trees remain green throughout the year, leaves do not fall. As -
• Sal (SAL)
• Teak (Teak)
• Mahua
• Sheesham
• bamboo
• Sandalwood
2. Trees with high and wide leaves
So that you can get more and more sunlight.
3. Many vines and rolls (creepers and climbers):
Such as - black pepper, betel etc.
4. Fruit tree:
Such as mango, banana, coconut, jackfruit, guava, papaya etc.
5. Herb and medicinal plants:
Such as Tulsi, Neem, Giloy, Aloe vera etc.
6. Special plants in marshy and moist areas:
For example, mangroves which are found on the sea.
overall-
The vegetation of the tropical region is very rich, densely, and rich in biodiversity.
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