Question

Which ecosystem usually supports thick forests of deciduous trees?

Answer 1

ANSWER:

Temperate forest ecosystem usually supports thick forests of deciduous trees.

EXPLANATION:

• They are found in the moderate climates between the boreal and tropic regions in the Northern and Southern Hemisphere.

• They may likewise be called "four-season woodlands" on the grounds that the mid-latitude atmospheres harboring them will in general experience four particular seasons.

• A tremendous variety of various forest types make up this broad classification, from the extensively distributed temperate deciduous forests to pine woods and moderately geographically limited mild rainforests.

Answer 2

Temperate forest is the ecosystem which usually supports thick forests of deciduous trees.