What is the difference between moist evergreen and dry deciduous forests?
Moist or wet evergreen forests:
The forests which are found in the areas getting rainfall in the range of 200 to 700 centimeters are known as moist or wet evergreen forests.
Dry deciduous forests:
The forests found in the areas having rainfall between the ranges of 100 to 200 centimeters are known as dry deciduous forests.
Moist evergreen forests | Dry deciduous forests |
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1. They are found in the North-Eastern regions, around the Western Ghats, and Andaman and Nicobar Islands. | 1. They are found in the northern part of India, and are also found in the states like Karnataka, Andhra Pradesh, and Maharashtra. |
2. The trees are tall, straight, and evergreen. | 2. The trees are shorter, and are not more than 25 meters in height. |
3. The common trees are Betel nut, Jamun, and Jackfruit. | 3. The common trees are Sal, Bamboo, and Acacia. |