What are the difference between evergreen forests and deciduous forests?
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evergreen forest is the forest in which all the trees are green & received rainfall through out the year . It received rainfall about 200cm . its trees are long. the height of tree is about 60meter example of evergreen trees are rosewood, ebony,mahogany etc.
tropical deciduous forest. it is found in dry season it received rainfall between June to October. it received rainfall about 100cm. and the height of tree is 30-40meter .
tropical deciduous forest. it is found in dry season it received rainfall between June to October. it received rainfall about 100cm. and the height of tree is 30-40meter .
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In the evergreen forest though the plants leaves drop away, not all leaves are droped at the same time.
Where as in deciduous forest the plants leaves are periodically dropped of. esp.in winter.
Deciduous forest are found in Europe, Japan, Australia, USA , Canada etc. To prevent water loss trees shed their leaves in winter. It is wonderful sight to see the multicolored hues of the leaves in winter before they are shed.
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Where as in deciduous forest the plants leaves are periodically dropped of. esp.in winter.
Deciduous forest are found in Europe, Japan, Australia, USA , Canada etc. To prevent water loss trees shed their leaves in winter. It is wonderful sight to see the multicolored hues of the leaves in winter before they are shed.
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