Broad leaved deciduous forests are typical of:

Correct answer: B. Monsoon region

  • A. Mid-latitude forests
  • B. Monsoon region
  • C. Mediterranean region
  • D. Coniferous forests

Explanation

Seasonal monsoon rainfall supports broad-leaved deciduous forests, whose trees shed leaves during the dry season to reduce water loss. Mid-latitude forests are more commonly associated with temperate deciduous or coniferous formations.

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