The forests which do not shed all their leaves at the same time.
In this forest, summers are dry and moderate rain falls in winter.
Conical shaped trees are common in these forests.
The act or process of creating new forests by planting saplings.
The Temperate Softwood Forests found in the southern slopes of Himalayas.
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Tropical Evergreen Forests: These forests are also known as Tropical Rain Forests because they are confined to tropical regions where heavy rainfall occurs throughout the year. All the trees of these forests do not shed their leaves at the same time. Hence, the forests always appear green.
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Tropical Evergreen Forests: These forests are also known as Tropical Rain Forests because they are confined to tropical regions where heavy rainfall occurs throughout the year. All the trees of these forests do not shed their leaves at the same time. Hence, the forests always appear green.
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