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What is the primary abiotic climatic factor distinguishing Boreal forests (Taiga) from Temperate forests?
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- 1Boreal forests occur near the equator, while Temperate forests occur near polar zones
- 2Boreal forests are dominated by broad-leaved deciduous trees, whereas Temperate forests feature succulents
- 3Temperate forests contain permafrost, whereas Boreal forests do not
- 4Boreal forests have long, severe winters and short cool summers, whereas Temperate forests have moderate temperatures and distinct seasons✓
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Boreal forests have long, severe winters and short cool summers, whereas Temperate forests have moderate temperatures and distinct seasons
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