Question

why are the tropical deciduous forest called monsoon forests? ​

Answer 1

Answer: The tropical deciduous forests are also called monsoon forest because the trees in these forests shed their leaves during dry season and re-grow during monsoon. ... The dry season is followed by heavy rainfall or monsoon and the trees re-grow their leaves. So they are called dry forests as well as monsoon forests.

Explanation:

Answer 2

The tropical deciduous forests are called monsoon forests because open woodland in tropical areas that have a long dry season followed by a season of heavy rainfall.

Explanation:

• They have a long dry season followed by a period of intense rainfall.

• Tropical deciduous forest can lost their leaves in a year and these are normally found in the tropical latitudes.

• These regions are under the influence of monsoonal winds.

• And hence these types of forests are occur in the region which have monsoon type climate.

• They are among the prominent forests of India in terms of area and in regions of rainfall between 70cm to 100 cm they are known to flourish.

• There are more number of trees were found in these kinds of forest but mostly teak is highly present.

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