elevation zones and vegetation

Types of vegetation vary depending on temperature and rainfall, which in turn depend on altitude.
elevation zones and vegetation 						Dense, highly varied forest in the intertropical zone, where precipitation is abundant and regular.				  							Forest composed mainly of trees with broad leaves that grow back every year.												Forest composed of conifers and deciduous trees.												Forest composed mainly of softwood trees with evergreen leaves in the form of needles or scales.												Plant formation that grows in relatively arid regions; it includes mosses, lichens, grasses, bushes and dwarf trees.				  							Mass of ice resulting from the accumulation and compression of snow; it moves under its own weight.

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examples of broadleaved trees?[1]

conifer

glacier

tropical forest

Dense, highly varied forest in the intertropical zone, where precipitation is abundant and regular.

deciduous forest

Forest composed mainly of trees with broad leaves that grow back every year.
examples of broadleaved trees [1]
examples of broadleaved trees [1]

mixed forest

Forest composed of conifers and deciduous trees.
examples of broadleaved trees [1]
examples of broadleaved trees [1]
conifer
conifer

coniferous forest

Forest composed mainly of softwood trees with evergreen leaves in the form of needles or scales.
conifer
conifer

tundra

Plant formation that grows in relatively arid regions; it includes mosses, lichens, grasses, bushes and dwarf trees.

glacier

Mass of ice resulting from the accumulation and compression of snow; it moves under its own weight.
glacier
glacier