TROPICAL MONSOON CLIMATE Flashcards
1
Q
Am
A
TROPICAL MONSOON CLIMATE
2
Q
MONSOON CLIMATE
A
DISTINCT WET AND DRY SEASON
3
Q
LAND AND SEA BREEZES
A
MONSOON
4
Q
MONSOON
A
SEASONAL REVERSAL OF WIND
5
Q
WET SEASON
A
FLOOD
6
Q
DRY SEASON
A
DROUFGT
7
Q
SWR
A
SUMMER WINTER RAINY
8
Q
LAT
A
5-30
9
Q
TROPICAL MONSOON OCCUR IN
A
SUMMER
10
Q
SUMMER WIND
A
ONSHORE
11
Q
WINTER WIND
A
OFFSHORE
12
Q
DRY MONSOON
A
WINTER
13
Q
CMLV IT NS
A
CAMBODIA
MYANMAR
LAOS
VIETNAM
INDIAN SUBCONTINENT
THAILAND
NORTH AUSTRALIA
SOUTH CHINA
14
Q
INDONESIA MALAYSIA
A
EQUATORILAL CLIMATE
15
Q
REASON
A
DIFFERENT RATEOF HEATING OF LAND AND SEA
16
Q
MONTHLY MEAN T*
A
> 18
17
Q
ANNUAL MEAN RF
A
200-250 CM
18
Q
1000 CM
A
CHERAPUNJI
MAWSYNRAM
19
Q
HIGHEST RF
A
MAWSYNRAM
20
Q
MAWSYNRAM WHY
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OROGRAPHIC EFFECCT
FUNNELING EFFFECT
21
Q
FUNNELLING
A
BW TWO MOUNTAIN
22
Q
COOL DRY SEASON
A
0CT-FEB
23
Q
HOT DRY SEASON
A
MARCH TO MAY
24
Q
LITTLE OR NO RAIN
A
NE
25
HAILSTORM
APRIL MAY
26
RAINY SEASON
SWM
27
SWM
JS
28
CONCENTRATED HEAVY RF IN
SUMMER
29
RETRETING MONSOON
CLEAR COOL DRY SEASON
30
UNEVENLY DISTRIBUTED
TROPICAL MONSOON
31
TROPICAL MARINE CLIMATE
ONSHORE TRADE WIND ALL YEAR ROUND
32
TROPICAL MARINE RF
OROGRAPHIC
CONVENTION
33
TROPICAL MARINE TENDENCY
SUMMER MAXIMUM WITHOUT DISTINCT DRY PERIOD
34
TROPICAL MARINE TRADE
HIGH
35
TROPICAL MARINE HABITATION
HIGH
36
TROPICAL MARINE DIFFICULTY
TRO.CYCLONE
HURRICANE
TYPOON
37
DROUGHT DESIDIOUS FOREST
TROPICAL MONSOON FOREST
38
DRY FOREST
TROPICAL MONSOON FOREST
39
DRY DECIDIOUS FOREST
TROPICAL MONSOON FOREST
40
TROPICAL DECIDUOUS FOREST
TROPICAL MONSOON FOREST
41
TROPICAL MONSOON FOREST/B
BROAD LEAFED HARDWOOD TREES
42
TROPICAL MONSOON FOREST/B
BROAD LEAFED HARDWOOD TREES
43
LESS LUXURIANT
TROPICAL MONSOON FOREST
44
LESS LUXURIANT
TROPICAL MONSOON FOREST
45
LESS LUXURIANT
TROPICAL MONSOON FOREST
46
MORE LUXURIANT
TROPICAL MARINE CLIMATE
47
FEWER SPECIES
TROPICAL MONSOON FOREST
48
TROPICAL MARINE CLIMATE SPNC
SOUTHERN BURMA
PENINSULAR INDIA
NORTHERN AUSTRALIA
COASTAL REGION
49
IN SUMMER
THORNY SCRUBLAND/SAVANNA
50
POP DENS
HIGH
51
COUNTRY
DEVELOPING
52
OCCUPATION
SUBSISTANCE FARMING
53
SUBISTENCE FARMING
LOW PRODUCTION
NOT SOLD
54
RSCJS
RICE SUGARCANE COTTON JUTE SPICES
55
LIVESTOCK
NOT AS PROFITABLE AS TEMPERATE REGION
56
75% TEAK
BURMA
57
TEAK DS SFI
DURABILITY
STRENGTH
IMMUNITY TO SHRINKAGE-FUNGUS ATTACK AND INSECT
58
FLOATING TO RANGOON
CHINDWINAND IRRWADY
59
NBMTSAE
NEEM BANYAN MANGO TEAK SAL ACASIA EUCALYPTUS
60
PEOPLE ARE
LAND HUNGRY
61
75% SUGARCANE
TROPICAL COUNTRIES
62
SUGAARCANE BIJFCJTB
BRAZIL INDIA JAVA FORMOSA CUBA
JAMAICA TRINNIDAD BARBADOS
63
JUTE CONFINED ALMOST
GANGES BRAHMAPUTRA DELTA
64
COFFEE ORGIN
ETHIOPIA
ARABIA
65
50% COFFEE
BRAZIL
66
BRAZILIAN COFFEE
EASTERN SLOPE OF BRAZILIAN PLATEAU
67
TEA ORGIN
CHINA
68
TEA T*
MOODERATE
69
TEA RF
HEAVY WELL DISTRIBUTED ALLL YEAR
70
TEA LAND
WELL DRAINED HIGHLAND SLOPE
71
CHINA TEA
LOCAL CONSUMPTION
72
PRIMITIVE FARMING
SHIFTING CULTIVATION
73
SHIFTING
SUBSISTENCE
74
GOOD FIRST YIELD BUT NOT AFTER?
RAPIDLY LEACHED AND EXHAUSTED
75
MALAYSIA
LADANG/LACKING
76
MYANMAR
TAUNGYA
77
THAILAND
TAMRAI
78
VIETNAM
RAY
79
PHILIPPINES
CAINGIN
80
JAVA
HUMAH
81
SL
CHENA
82
BRAZIL AFRICA CENTRAL AMERICA
MILPA
83
NE INDIA
JHUM
