The primary difference between tropical and middle-latitude forests is that middle-latitude forests have developed a mechanism to counteract:
A)long periods of sunlight
B)long periods of high temperatures
C)long periods of low humidity
D)long periods of low temperatures and annual precipitation variations
E)long periods of stormy weather

Question

The primary difference between tropical and middle-latitude forests is that middle-latitude forests have developed a mechanism to counteract: ​
A)long periods of sunlight
B)long periods of high temperatures ​
C)long periods of low humidity ​
D)long periods of low temperatures and annual precipitation variations ​
E)long periods of stormy weather ​

Quizplus · Accepted Answer

Middle-latitude forests have adapted to endure long periods of low temperatures and experience significant annual variations in precipitation, unlike tropical forests which are accustomed to more consistent weather conditions year-round.

The Primary Difference Between Tropical and Middle-Latitude Forests Is That