Question

State any three differences between tropical deciduous and tropical desert vegetation.

Answer 1

Sr. No.	Tropical Deciduous Vegetation	Tropical Desert Vegetation.
1.	Found in regions with moderate rainfall (about 70–200 cm annually) and a distinct dry season.	Vegetation is dense with a variety of trees such as teak, neem, and peepal.
2.	Trees shed their leaves during the dry season to conserve water.	Found in regions with very low rainfall (less than 50 cm annually) and extremely high temperatures.
3.	Vegetation is dense with a variety of trees such as teak, neem, and peepal.	Vegetation is sparse, consisting of scattered shrubs, thorny bushes, cactus, and acacia.