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Climate The Temperate Deciduous Forest has 4 seasons- spring(top left), winter(bottom right), fall(bottom left), and summer(top right). The temperature in the spring is -2C to 21C, in the summer it's 13C to 27C, during the fall it is 0C to 23C, and in the winter it's -11C to 8C. The Deciduous Forest gets a lot of rain. Here are the average rainfall in each season. Spring- 7.62cm Summer- 8.89cm Fall- 8.636cm Winter- 5.08cm The temperate deciduous forests of north america have different zones: North America, South America, Europe, Asia, Australia, and Africa (Madagascar)(Bahamas). All of these trees lose their foliage at the end of the typical growing season. There are two types of deciduous forests: Temperate deciduous forests and Tropical and subtropical deciduous forest. The temperate deciduous forests are plant communities distributed in America, Asia and Europe. The tropical and subtropical deciduous forest have developed in response not to seasonal temperature variations but to seasonal rainfall patterns.

__Location __ The map below shows the places in the world that are consumed by the Temperate Deciduous Forests. As you can see the world is sparsely populated with these forests. The places that you will find deciduous forests are as follows. In Eastern United States and California deciduous forests can be found. Most of Europe and some of Asia contain temperate forests. Eastern China and the coast of South Africa have temperate deciduous forests. The southern tip of South America and a small part of New Guinea also contain these.



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