Question

1. What are hot deserts? 2. What are cold deserts? What is the difference between evergreen forests and deciduous forests? 4. How do temperature and rainfall determine the natural vegetation of a​

Answer 1

Answer:

A hot desert refers to a desert which is very hot, where there is less rainfall whereas a cold desert refers to cold, Icy places which are covered with snow and are generally, very cold.

Answer 2

Answer:

1. Hot Desert :

A hot desert is a part of the world that has high average temperatures and very low precipitation.

These areas need to have less than 250mm of rainfall per year to be classified as a desert.

2 . Cold Desert :

• The Gobi Desert in Central Asia is one of the coldest deserts in the world.

In winter, temperatures can drop to -40ºF (-40ºC.) Many scientists consider Antarctica to be a type of cold desert because it gets very little rain or snow.

3 . Difference between Deciduous and Evergreen Forests is -

The trees in an evergreen forest do not shed their leaves during a particular season

whereas the trees in a deciduous forest shed their leaves during the dry season.

4 . Temperature and rainfall affect the the growth of vegetation like -

• In High Rainfall , the forests are thick and dense .
• As in Low Rainfall, the size of trees decreases.