Geography, asked by rutuk2353, 5 hours ago

how are deciduous forests different from evergreen forests?

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Answered by duttaswastika1999

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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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