what is the difference between evergreen and deciduous tree
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Deciduous = the word deciduous means to “fall off”, and every autumn these trees shed their leaves. Most deciduous trees are broadleaved, with wide, flat leaves. Evergreen = an evergreen plant/tree is a one that has leaves throughout the year that are always green and don't fall out.
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The main difference between evergreen and deciduous forest is that the trees in an evergreen forest do not shed their leaves during a particular season whereas the trees in a deciduous forest shed their leaves during the dry season
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