Which of the following best describes the vegetation of the tropical seasonal forest and scrub biome?

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Tropical seasonal forests have a mix of broadleaf evergreen and deciduous trees. The vegetation is considered semideciduous because some of the trees lose their leaves during the dry season and regrow them during the wet season. Xerophytic vegetation is adapted to arid environments and would not be found in this biome. Sclerophyllous vegetation is adapted to dry climates, but is typically found in Mediterranean and chaparral biomes, not tropical seasonal forests. Needleleaf deciduous vegetation is found in temperate forests, not tropical ones.

Which of the Following Best Describes the Vegetation of the Tropical