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Is a honey locust a deciduous or coniferous?
Hickory trees are deciduous but they do live in coniferous forests.
What are some forests?
Some forest are rain forests, coniferous forests. and deciduous forests.
What is the same between coniferous forests and deciduous forests?
Main Similarities Coniferous trees and deciduous trees reproduce by means of seed. Both these tress bear leaves.
Which type of forests have coniferous trees and thrive in cold weather?
deciduous
Three kinds of forests?
Rain forest, Coniferous forest, Deciduous forest
Are both deciduous and coniferous forests found in humid subtropical climate?
yes
How does a forest look in winter?
Coniferous or deciduous? Coniferous forests look green,unless there's snow on the trees, then they look like Christmas cards. Deciduous trees loose their leaves or turn brown. The forest would look grey and dead. You can see a long way into a deciduous forest in the winter. You can't do that with coniferous forests. This all refers to forests in the northern hemisphere.
Two types of coniferous forest?
Deciduous forests and ...... I'm not sure. I think it is Tiaga.
Which climate has a strong growth of deciduous trees and coniferous forests?
Marine West Coast!
What is the comparison betweendeciduos forest and coniferous forest?
trees in a deciduous forest lose their leaves, coniferous forests have pine trees instead
Where are mixed forests of coniferous and deciduous forests found?
In dry clilmates such as the southwest, in wet climates such as the northwest, in moderate climates like the midwest and northeast, and in hot moist climates like the south east. Primarily, in the US, all forests are some mixture of deciduous and coniferous trees.
Trees in deciduous forests .?
Well if it's a forest, of course there are tress in deciduous forests! Deciduous trees are the ones that change each season, and coniferous/fir trees are the ones that never die that you see in the winter.
