Question #b9835
1 Answer
Jul 29, 2016
Tropical rainforests are very warm, have many trees, and decompose fast. Temperate rainforests are cooler, have less trees, and decompose at a much slower rate.
Explanation:
Other differences include the types of leaves (tropical rainforests have broadleaf leaves, while temperate rainforests have needles) and the age of the trees (tropical rainforest trees are young (50-100 years old), while temperate rainforest trees are way older (500-1000 years old)).
