Vegetation in Mediterranean and Temperate Deciduous Biome.
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Vegetation in Mediterranean and Temperate Deciduous Biome.
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| Vegetation in the Mediterranean Biome | Vegetation in the Temperate Deciduous Biome |
| (i) The height of the trees is less. | (i) The vegetation has adapted to the cold climate. |
| (ii) The vegetation is mixed type, evergreen and deciduous. | (ii) They are found in three layers. Tall growing trees (18 m to 30 m), short trees and shrubs such as laurel and berries grows |
| (iii) The leaves of the trees are waxy and thick. | (iii) The trees have broad leaves. |
| (iv) The evaporation is less and they can sustain longer in tough conditions. | (iv) In this biome, hardwood and deciduous trees are found. |
| (v) Rosemary, cork, oak, olive, eucalyptus, peach, pine, sweet chestnut, cedar, Cyprus, etc., are found. | (v) Beech, elm, chestnut, oak, willow, cherry, maple, pine, walnut, deodar, etc., are found. |
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