what is the difference between evergreen forest and deciduous forest
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Differences Between Evergreen and Deciduous Forests
Evergreen forests, also known as Rain forests. ... Evergreen forests are sensitive to temperature, and so these can survive in warm weather, while deciduous forests are susceptible to rainfall, and shed off their leaves in cold as well as dry conditions
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Forests are broadly classified as evergreen and deciduous depending on when they shed their leaves.
The difference between Evergreen and deciduous forests is :-
Evergreen forests do not shed their leaves simultaneously in any season of the year.
Deciduous forests shed their leaves in a particullar season to conserve loss of moisture through transpiration.
Both type forests are further classified as tropical or temperate based on their location in different latitudes.
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here is ur answer
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Forests are broadly classified as evergreen and deciduous depending on when they shed their leaves.
The difference between Evergreen and deciduous forests is :-
Evergreen forests do not shed their leaves simultaneously in any season of the year.
Deciduous forests shed their leaves in a particullar season to conserve loss of moisture through transpiration.
Both type forests are further classified as tropical or temperate based on their location in different latitudes.
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