What is the differences between coniferous and deciduos trees?

Answer 1

They both give us oxygen, provide us with jobs and materials (e.g. paper, lumber), photosynthesize etc.

Answer 2

Coniferous trees have needle-like leaves, produce cones, and are typically evergreen. Deciduous trees have broad leaves, produce flowers or fruit, and shed their leaves annually in the fall. Coniferous trees are adapted to colder climates and tend to grow in mountainous regions, while deciduous trees are found in a wider variety of habitats.

Answer 3

Conifers bear cones.

Most conifers are evergreen although a small number e.g. larch are deciduous.

Deciduous trees lose their leaves in Autumn.

Deciduous trees are classed as hardwods and conifers as softwoods so the only similarities other than some conifers are deciduous is that all trees have roots

,trunks and branches.

Answer 4

They Can both make paper

another(s) word for Make

construct · build · assemble 

· put together · manufacture · produce · fabricate 

· create · form · fashion · model 

· mold · shape ·

 forge · bring into existence

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Answer 5

a simple answer will be:-trees
-green
-producers
-bark


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Answer 6

Both are trees. A coniferous tree bears cones. a deciduous tree drops it's leaves in the autumn. Some conifers are deciduous.

Answer 7

They are all the same
Answer
The main differences are that deciduous trees lose their leaves in Autumn. Both have roots trunks branches and twigs.

Answer 8

Coniferous forests consist of conifers, such as fir trees, which tend to keep their leaves throughout the winter; whereas deciduous forests shed their leaves during the winter season.

Answer 9

Coniferous trees have cones for seeds, so pine and ginkos are two examples. Deciduous trees have varying seeds and leaves that drop in the fall such as maple, oak, ash etc.

Answer 10

they both have 5 layers