Answer:
The vegetation in tropical temperate forests varies from that of tundra in the mountainous regions mainly because the climatic conditions there greatly vary from each other.
Explanation:
- The tundra climate that is characterized by the negligible presence or total absence of heat favors the growth of only a few species of grasses, moss and lichens.
- Whereas, the climate where tropical temperate forests stand allows it to host over hundreds of plant species.
- Example: Rubber trees, Mahagony trees, Cacao trees, etc.
