Temperate deciduous forests are defined by
A) humid climate with seasonal droughts.
B) highest variation in day and night length.
C) highest amount of organisms living in tree canopy.
D) a growing season between 140 and 300 days.
E) richest topsoil horizon.

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A temperate deciduous forest is characterized by relatively high rainfall, well defined seasons and trees that lose their leaves seasonally. The trees have broad leaves and there is a well developed understory beneath them. Squirrels, rabbits, skunks and other small mammals live in the woods in addition to a number of species of birds.Bloom's

Temperate Deciduous Forests Are Defined by