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Deciduous forest In the
fields of
horticulture and botany, the term
deciduous (/dɪˈsɪdjuːəs/; US: /dɪˈsɪdʒuəs/)
means "falling off at maturity" and "tending...
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Deciduous teeth –
commonly known as milk teeth, baby teeth,
temporary teeth, and
primary teeth – are the
first set of
teeth in the
growth development...
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Temperate deciduous or
temperate broad-leaf
forests are a
variety of
temperate forest 'dominated' by
trees that lose
their leaves each year. They are...
- the
plant retains its
foliage only in warm climates, and
contrasts with
deciduous plants,
which completely lose
their foliage during the
winter or dry season...
- term
deciduous refers to a
biological process of
losing or
dropping appendages of the organism. Specifically, the term may
refer to:
deciduous trees...
- Semi-
deciduous or semi-evergreen is a
botanical term
which refers to
plants that lose
their foliage for a very
short period, when old
leaves fall off...
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system Mediterranean forests, woodlands, and
scrub Temperate deciduous forest Trees of the
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- Wallacea, in
which Asian species predominate. Many
trees are
deciduous or
partly deciduous,
dropping their leaves during the dry season,
there are also...
- annually).
Forest composition is
dominated by semi-evergreen and
evergreen deciduous tree species.
These trees number in the
thousands and
contribute to the...
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Drought deciduous plants are
those that drop
their leaves during the dry
season or
periods of drought.
Examples include plants of the
California coastal...