What is the distinguishing feature between evergreen and deciduous forests?
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Answer: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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The evergreen and deciduous forests differ on the base of leaf cover.
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- The evergreen forest is consists of the evergreen trees and they are tropical forest that contributes to about 7% of the total earth's land area. They give shelter or habitat to 50% of the species on earth.
- They are also called as the rainforest and are sensitive to temperatures and can survive in warm areas.
- The deciduous is also called as the monsoon forests and have broadleaf deciduous trees, and shed their leaves through the dry season. Deciduous is better adapted to winter, for example mango, maple.
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