Question

Compared with deciduous forests, coniferous forests _____.

Answer 1

Evergreen.

Step-by-step explanation:

By its very definition, deciduous trees are trees that lose their leaves every year, mostly in the fall season during warm conditions. On the other hand, coniferous trees are ones that are usually covered in cones and pines and do not lose their leaves each year. Many coniferous trees even maintain their leaves for many years, which is why they are now popularly known as evergreen trees.

Answer 2

The coniferous denotes as 'cone bearing' and these are trees that have cones which is one example is pine trees. Most conifers are considered evergreens because they never lose their leaves and are forever green irrespective of the season. In comparison to coniferous, the deciduous trees, lose their leaves each year in which deciduous means 'falling off’ that occurs for two aims. The deciduous forests which are chiefly contained in trees such as oaks and maple trees are the trees that turn colors in the fall in which trees miss their leaves when cold climate arises.