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Difference between pure forest and mixed forest

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Answered by singlegirl786
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Definition of pure forest. : a forest in which at least 80 percent of the trees are of the same species.

Definition of mixed forest. : a forest with two or more predominant kinds of trees and with at least 20 percent of the stand consisting of other than the most common tree.

Answered by AnkitaSahni
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The difference between pure forest and mixed forest is as follows;

Pure forest

  • A forest comprising nearly 85% of trees belonging to the same species is called a pure forest.
  • Such forests experience heavy rainfall.
  • Commonly seen in elevated regions and at high altitudes.
  • Exist in humid and hot climatic conditions.

Mixed Forest

  • A forest comprising two or more dominating species of trees is called a mixed forest.
  • Such forests experience moderate levels of precipitation.
  • They are commonly seen in low-mountain regions and on plains.
  • They exist in temperate and humid climatic conditions.
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