What is the vegetation of ho chi minh?

Answer 1

A mixture of evergreen forests such as is found in Oregon and Northern California, mixed with rope like vines; and thigh to chest high grass.

In the Mekong Delta, any so called "Wet Lands" area regions in California, possibly Louisiana or Florida would pass for those areas.

Answer 2

The Delta has Nippa-Palm growing in the swamp areas; the highlands has normal hard wood trees like North America has; standard bushes thru-out northern I Corps (north of the highlands) along with standard trees, vines, etc. When breaking bush with tanks and ACAVs, it was all called jungle.

Answer 3

Very similar to California's vegetation (with varying species of course); standard hardwood trees in their Central Highlands (equivalent to California's Sierra Nevada Mountains), rice fields in their lowlands (equivalent to California's Sacramento Valley along Interstate 5), and swamps in their Mekong Delat (equivalent to California's wetlands along the coast-Suisun/Napa marshes along Highway 37 going past the former US Navy Mare Island; in fact, US Navy Swift Boats (PCF-Patrol Craft Fast) used to TRAIN for Vietnam at that location).

Answer 4

they have nuts and fruits but the soil is no good so they mostly eat seafood rice is main food crop

Answer 5

The HCM trail was heavily forested with hardwood trees prior to the US air offensives during the war. After 1975 and until it grew back, the region was a lunar landscape.