Rainfall is the most important factor influencing the distribution of forests in India. Forests are generally found in areas with high rainfall, as trees require a lot of water to grow.

The approximate percentage of forest cover in India is 25%.

Mediterranean Forest is not a type of forest found in India.

Agriculture, mining, and urbanization are all major factors contributing to deforestation in India.

Temperate Evergreen Forest is the name of the forest type that is found in the Himalayan region.

Tropical Deciduous Forest is a major type of forest found in the central and eastern parts of India.

Tropical Evergreen Forest is the name of the forest type that is found in the Western Ghats.

Tropical Evergreen Forest is a major type of forest found in the northeastern parts of India.

Tropical Evergreen Forest is the name of the forest type that is found in the Andaman and Nicobar Islands.

Tropical Evergreen Forest is the name of the forest type that is found in the Lakshadweep Islands.

Tropical Deciduous Forest is the name of the forest type that is found in the Thar Desert.

Tropical Deciduous Forest is a major type of forest found in the Gangetic Plain.

Tropical Deciduous Forest is the name of the forest type that is found in the Deccan Plateau.

Tropical Deciduous Forest is a major type of forest found in the Eastern Ghats.

Tropical Evergreen Forest is the name of the forest type that is found in the Nilgiri Hills.