Question

4. Hardwood trees have broad leaves to permit of surplus moisture.​

Answer 1

Answer:

The hardwood trees of these forests are very tall, sometimes reach up to 60 metres. ... These forests are characterised by dense growth of vegetation. The trees have broad leaves to permit transpiration of surplus moisture.

The term “hardwood tree” is a botanical grouping of trees with similar characteristics. Hardwood tree characteristics apply to many of the tree species in this country. The trees have broad leaves rather than needle-like leaves. They produce a fruit or nut, and often go dormant in the winter.