What type of forest is known for extremely cold winters and acid soils? A. Boreal forest B. Chaparral C. Temperate deciduous forest D. Tropical dry forest

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asked Aug 14, 2016 20.8k views

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What type of forest is known for extremely cold winters and acid soils?

A. Boreal forest
B. Chaparral
C. Temperate deciduous forest
D. Tropical dry forest

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A. is your correct answer.

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