Nov 02, 2010 · 3 Layers 1. Canopy tree – from 25 to 30 m tall and grow closely together to form a continuous canopy layer. Epiphytes and lianas... 2. Understorey layer – a layer of shorter tree about 15 m. 3. Ground layer – very dense layer of shrubs.

Natural Vegetation of Monsoon Climate: The number of plant species is far less in the monsoon climatic regions than the equatorial climatic regions. The height of most of the trees ranges between 12m and 30m. There are four strata or layers in vertical structure of the tropical deciduous forests.

Natural Vegetation and Animals in Tropical Monsoon Climate There is a variety of natural vegetation in the tropical monsoon type of climate. Regions that receive more than 200 cm... The trees are dense and tall. Climbers, shrubs, ferns, and bamboos grow on the forest floor. Western slopes of the... ...

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Due to the particular rainy season followed by autumn and winter, this type of climate has deciduous vegetation. 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. Deciduous trees are found in Khair, Tendu, etc.

The natural vegetation of tropical monsoon lands depends on the amount of the summer rainfall Trees are normally deciduous, because of the marked dry period, during which they shed their leaves to withstand the drought.

In the tropical monsoon climate, the amount and distribution of precipitation determine, to a large extent, the type of natural vegetation. Towards the equator-ward margins, where the precipitation is heavy, the tropical monsoon forest resembles the tropical rain­forest.