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qualities of deciduous forest​

Answer 1

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Key Characteristics of Temperate Deciduous "Broadleaf" Forest

Deciduous forests have a long, warm growing season as one of four distinct seasons.

There is abundant moisture.

The soil typically is rich. ...

Tree leaves are arranged in strata: canopy, understory, shrub, and ground.

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Answer 2

Where Are the Deciduous Forests?

Deciduous forests grow in areas where there are four clear seasons. Most of the eastern half of the United States is in this biome, as is much of central and northern Europe, eastern China, and Japan

The Dropping Leaf

The Dropping LeafThe forests of the temperate zones are mainly deciduous, which means that they have leaves rather than needles and that they drop these leaves in colder seasons. The leaves are covered with breathing pores or stomata and the stomata are not as protected as they are on pine needles.