is the canopy layer of evergreen forest different from deciduous forest
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The main difference between Evergreen Forest and Deciduous Forest is that Evergreen Forest does not shed their leaves throughout the year, whereas Deciduous Forest shed their leaves in the autumn season
Evergreen Forest does not shed their leaves throughout the year, whereas deciduous forest shed their leaves in the autumn season. The evergreen forest is also termed as rainfall forests; on the other hand, deciduous forests are termed as monsoon forests, the average rainfall of evergreen forest is 200 to 400 cm per year; on the contrary, the average rainfall of deciduous forest is 200 to 70 cm per year.
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