Discussion
Champions and Seth, 1935 has classified major group "tropical forest" into how many groups?
Answer: B
Tropical forests are classified into 7 groups.
In the classification of Champion (1936) and Champion and Seth (1968), the tropical forests form seven groups: wet evergreen, semi-evergreen, moist deciduous, littoral and swamp, dry deciduous, thorn, and dry evergreen forests.
The 16 type groups of the full classification include these seven tropical groups along with subtropical, temperate, alpine and other groups, so 8, 6 and 5 do not match the tropical count.
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