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Question
Distinguish between
Tropical Evergreen Forest and Deciduous Forest.
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Solution
| Sr. No. | Tropical Evergreen Fores | Deciduous Forest. |
| 1. |
These forests are found in the areas where the annual rainfall is 200 cm and more. |
These forests are found in the areas with 100 to 200cm annual rainfall. |
| 2. |
The tress of these forests do not shed their leaves. |
The trees of these forests shed their leaves in spring and early summer. |
| 3. |
Rubber, iron wood, Mahogony are some of the main trees. |
Sandalwood, teak, sal, padak are some of the main trees. |
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