Which biome would contain the most biodiversity in deciduous tree species? A. Taiga. B. Savanna. C. Temperate forest. D. Tropical rainforest
Answer: C. Temperate forests
Temperate forests contains the most biodiversity of deciduous tree species. These deciduous trees shed their leaves once in a year. The temperate forests are found in the Northern Hemisphere, North America, East Asia and Central and Western regions of Europe. The deciduous trees have broad leaves. Appalachian oak, hemlock, maple and pine are some of the deciduous trees species found in temperate forests.