Question

distinguish between the temperate evergreen forest and coniferous forest​

Answer 1

Answer:

Temperate coniferous forests are typically found in coastal areas with mild winters and heavy rainfall or in in-land mountainous areas with mild climates. ... Plants: Evergreen conifers dominate these forests.

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Answer 2

An evergreen forest would be composed of trees that have leaves that remain on the tree continuously throughout the year until their time to die has come, frequently at the end of three years, after which time they fall but other leaves remain on the trees throughout the year. A forest composed of Live Oaks would seem to qualify for this description.

A coniferous forest would be a forest composed of coniferous trees, many or even most but not all could be evergreen. Coniferous trees are mostly evergreen and mostly have cones for seed bearing and mostly have needles instead of wide leaves, but not all are evergreen. One species of cypress found in southern swamp land is deciduous, that is it loses it’s leaves in winter.