Question

Tropical rainforest and tropical deciduous forest differences

Answer 1

Explanation:

Both forest types feature trees and other plants with large broad leaves which expedite photosynthesis. The difference between the two tropical forest types is that the deciduous forest trees and shrubs drop their leaves during the 6–8 weeks or more of the annual summer dry season in order to reduce evaporative losses.

Answer 2

Explanation:

# Tropical Rainforests are warm and moist while template Rainforests are cool. # A deciduous forest by definition is one in which the trees shed leaves seasonally while in tropical rainforest all such things doesn't happen. ... These forests are evergreen, meaning trees and shrubs retain their broad leaves year round.