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Coniferous vs. Deciduous

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1 Coniferous vs. Deciduous

2 Coniferous trees Subalpine fir Douglas fir Shore pine Ponderosa pine

3 Conifers Habitats: Needle-like leaves Plains/high desert Bogs/swamps
Coast Mountains Needle-like leaves Waxy coat that helps prevent water loss

4 Deciduous trees Vine maple Pacific dogwood Red alder Bitter cherry

5 Deciduous trees Habitats Broad leaves Wet areas
Near streams, riverbanks, lakes Broad leaves Big leaves capture sunlight easily Leaves are easily damaged Die/fall off in autumn

6 Advantages How do conifers “leaves” help them?
How do deciduous trees leaves help them? Can you make inferences based on the habitat of these trees?

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