Why do the Tropical Deciduous shed their leaves in summer season?
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Tropical deciduous forests shed their leaves for about six to eight weeks in summer. As this is a hot-dry season, the leaves get dry due to high temperature and deficiency of moisture causing these trees to shed their leaves. Example - Sal, Teak
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