Geography, asked by TheEmma, 10 months ago

what are temperate deciduous Forest..?

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Answered by ItsCuteBoy

TheEmma...

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✨Temperate decidious forests are those forests which sheds off their leaves which are broad and flat✨.

⚫These Temperate decidious forests lie between the Tropics and Arctic poles. In winter's because of lack of proper sunlight the leaves become yellowish because of less chlorophyll.

⚫Forest canopy is formed by tall trees. Temperate deciduous forests have temperature of approx -22°F to 87°F.

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Answered by coolboy73

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◆A temperate deciduous forest is a biome that has many deciduous trees which drop their leaves in the fall.
◆Forest canopy is formed by tall trees. Temperate deciduous forests have temperature of approx -22°F to 87°F.

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