Geography, asked by maizyf, 11 months ago

differentiate between tropical rainforests and tropical deciduous​

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Answered by jeeyajohn
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Answer:

go ask ya teacher plz I am not sure

Explanation:

i just know tropical has tropical and it is a rainforest ha joking...

Both forest types feature trees and other plants with large broad leaves which expedite photosynthesis. The difference between the two tropical forest types is that the deciduous forest trees and shrubs drop their leaves during the 6–8 weeks or more of the annual summer dry season in order to reduce evaporative losses

Answered by Anonymous
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Differentiate between Tropical rainforests and Topical deciduous forests.

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There are many differences between Tropical rainforests and Tropical deciduous forests.

Some of them are below:-

Tropical \:  \: Rainforests

  • Since they do not shed their leaves in a particular time of the year, they are said to be Tropical evergreen forests.

  • These forests are basically found in a warm and wet regions.

  • These forests are found in places like Amazon Basin, northern half of South America and few more places.

Tropical \: Deciduous

  • Since they shed their leaves in dry season and re-grow in the season of monsoon, they are called monsoon forests.

  • These forests are basically found in dry regions.

  • These forests are found in eastern North America, western Eurasia, and northeastern Asia.

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