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what is the difference between evergreen forests and deciduous forest

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Answered by Kayne
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:-D Hy dear...the main differences between an evergreen and a deciduous tree is:
Deciduous is a term that refers to trees which seasonally shed their unnecessary parts, such as leaves, from their structure. ... These are temperate deciduous forests and tropical (and subtropical) deciduous forests..:-)..The evergreen tree is a complete contrast to the deciduous tree. As the name implies, an evergreen’s foliage remains on the tree throughout the entire year. There is no seasonal leaf shedding. Evergreen plants have a huge deviation within them. ... hope it will help u:-P
Answered by Anonymous
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Evergreen forests: Region which get very high rainfall and also have a very warm climate such as Equatorial regions or regions like Kerala and Andaman in India have evergreen forests.....

Deciduous forests: These grow in regions where it rains only for some months and is warm only for some months and is warm and dry for most of the year............

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