Question
Deciduous trees shed leaves once a year.

Answer

(i) Deciduous forests grow in the areas receiving the rainfall of 100 to 200 cm.
(ii) Thus there is not sufficient ground water available in summer season due to less percolation of water. That is why trees shed leaves to avoid transpiration and thus drying up.

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