Dry temperate forests depict:
Correct answer: C. All of the above
- A. The canopy is only rarely closed
- B. Is often formed of widely spaced
- C. All of the above
- D. Low-branching trees
- E. Free-standing
Explanation
Dry temperate forests typically have an open canopy formed by widely spaced, free-standing, low-branching trees. Each description reinforces the sparse structure, so all are correct.
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