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Q. The tropical deciduous trees shed their leaves in summer because

A
It prevents loss of moisture through transpiration
B
Of the heat of the summer
C
The rainfall is inadequate
D
Deciduous trees shed leaves

Correct Answer

It prevents loss of moisture through transpiration

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