Question

On the basis of shedding leaves, how are forests classified? Explain

Answer 1

Answer:There are two types of forests depending upon the latitude, namely tropical and temperate forest. The forests are also classified on the basis of pattern and seasonality of their foliage growth into evergreen forest and deciduous Please mark me as brainliest

Answer 2

Tropical Deciduous forests shed their leaves every year.

Explanation:

• The trees that remains green throughout the year are called as evergreen and those that shed their leaves seasonally are called as deciduous that an be classified as wet and dry forest.

• The tropical dry deciduous forests are those that shed leaves during the dry season to conserve water and are found in northern India, Australia, and Central America and these regions experience seasonal changes and some examples include the trees of Sal, teak, neem.  

• Common animals found in these forests are the Tiger, lion, and elephant, etc. Most of these forests are found in subtropics and the tropics and have broad leaves.

Learn more about the  basis of shedding leaves, how are forests classified.

• brainly.in/question/2697690 answered by Programme.