difference between tropical evergreen forest and tropical deciduous forest
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tropical evergreen forests usually occur in areas receiving more than 200 cm of rainfall and temperature of 15 to 30 degree Celsius. Where as tropical deciduous forests are the forests where a majority of trees loss their foliage at the end of typical growing season
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Tropical Evergreen Forest
◆ These forests are confined to tropical where there is rainfall throughout the year.
◆ All the trees of these forests do not shed their leaves together.
◆ The trees reach upto 60 metres.
◆ The main trees of these forests are rosewood , mahogany , rubber , etc.
◆ The animals found in these forests are Elephant , Lemur , etc.
Tropical Deciduous Forest
◆ These forests are found in the monsoon area of world where rainfall occurs in summer.
◆ All the trees shed their leaves during dry monsoon.
◆ The trees reach upto 30-40 metres.
◆ The main trees of these forests are Teak , Shisham , Sal , etc.
◆ The animals found in these forests are Lion , Tiger , etc.
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Tropical Evergreen Forest
◆ These forests are confined to tropical where there is rainfall throughout the year.
◆ All the trees of these forests do not shed their leaves together.
◆ The trees reach upto 60 metres.
◆ The main trees of these forests are rosewood , mahogany , rubber , etc.
◆ The animals found in these forests are Elephant , Lemur , etc.
Tropical Deciduous Forest
◆ These forests are found in the monsoon area of world where rainfall occurs in summer.
◆ All the trees shed their leaves during dry monsoon.
◆ The trees reach upto 30-40 metres.
◆ The main trees of these forests are Teak , Shisham , Sal , etc.
◆ The animals found in these forests are Lion , Tiger , etc.
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