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Differentiate the following:
Temperate Evergreen Forests and Temperate Deciduous Forests​

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Answered by 2005sraya
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Hint: Evergreen forests are so dense that sunlight does not reach the ground. Deciduous forests are those forests that are not so dense. There is no particular season for the evergreen trees to shed their leaves while deciduous forests have a particular season to shed their leaves like in summer.

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Question :- Differentiate the following:

Temperate Evergreen Forests and Temperate Deciduous Forests

Answer :- The main difference between evergreen and deciduous forest is that 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.Evergreen forests are so dense that sunlight does not reach the ground. Deciduous forests are those forests that are not so dense. There is no particular season for the evergreen trees to shed their leaves while deciduous forests have a particular season to shed their leaves like in summer.Temperate deciduous forests are also found in colder temperate regions but where rainfall is moderate. ... Temperate evergreen trees retain their leaves throughout the year. On the other hand, temperate deciduous forests shed their leaves during the dry season.

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