Terror of Bengal

Q 1. What is the terror of Bengal?

Answer-

Terror of Bengal is known for “Water Hyacinth”.

Q 2. What is the terror of Bengal algal bloom?

Answer-

In the state of Bengal, fish forms an important part of the diet and Eichhornia is one of the major causes for the scarcity of fish hence water hyacinth is called “Terror of Bengal”.

Q 3. What does the terror of Bengal multiply by?

Answer-

Water hyacinth is an invasive weed that is often referred to as the terror of Bengal and it reproduces by offset. Offset refers to a small, virtually complete daughter plant.

West Bengal is a state in the eastern parts of the country. It is the fourth largest state based on population. The Bengal region of India shares its borders with Bangladesh, Nepal, and some northeastern states. The capital of Bengal is Kolkata it is the third largest metropolis in India. The main river in this region is the Ganges River, divided into two parts. The climate in this region varies from place to place. The climate ranges from tropical savanna to humid in the northern region. The temperatures during the day are high but the night is accompanied by a cool breeze carrying the moisture from the Bay of Bengal.