Describe the Earth’s two forest biomes (coniferous and deciduous). How are these two biomes different from one another? Explain your answer in at least three sentences.

Answer:

Coniferous forests are dominated by trees that produce cones and usually have needle-shaped leaves that remain on the trees year-round. Deciduous forests are dominated by broad-leaved trees that lose their leaves during part of the year, often in autumn. Coniferous forests are commonly found in colder regions, while deciduous forests often occur in regions with warmer summers and distinct seasons.