what is the difference between evergreen and deciduous forest
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evergreen forest are forests which do not shed their leaves throughout the year
deciduous forests are forests which she'd their leaves only once throughout the year
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1. Evergreen forests, also known as Rain forests. These forests grow in the area which receives more than 200 cm of rainfall annually and is so dense that sunlight does not reach the ground. Deciduous forests are also known as Monsoon forests. These forests grow in the area which receives annual rainfall between 200 – 70 cm and is not so dense as evergreen forests.
2. Evergreen forests are found in areas where there is abundant sunshine and rainfall while deciduous forests are located in the area with cold climate and moderate rainfall.
3. The soil of the evergreen forests has fewer nutrients as compared to the deciduous forests, whose soils are rich in nutrients.
4. The evergreen forest consists of the species like Sandalwood, Rubber, Bamboos, Rosewood, Mahogany, Ebony, etc.; Deciduous forest has a collection of species like Cedar, Teak, Oak, Sandal, Ash, Fir, etc.
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