Which one of the following is not a tree of coniferous forest?

Correct option is D

Ans. (d)
Mahogany is not a tree of coniferous forests; it belongs to the tropical rainforest. Coniferous forests typically contain needle-leaved trees like Spruce, Larch, and Fir, adapted to cold climates.
Information Booster
1. Coniferous forests are found in the Taiga biome, covering parts of North America, Europe, and Asia.
2. Common species include Pine, Cedar, and Douglas Fir.
3. The trees are evergreen, with needle-like leaves and conical shapes to shed snow.
4. These forests experience short summers and long winters.
5. Tropical trees like Mahogany grow in warm, humid conditions, primarily in regions near the equator.
Additional Knowledge
· Spruce: Found in the Taiga biome, used for paper and construction.
· Larch: A deciduous conifer, shedding its needles annually.
· Fir: Grows at high altitudes; popular as Christmas trees.
· Mahogany: Known for its hardwood, used in furniture-making and musical instruments.