Oak and chestnut can be found in which forest type?

Correct answer: Montane forest

The direct answer is B: montane forest. Vegetation changes with climate, especially temperature and moisture. As altitude increases in mountains, temperature generally falls, so special mountain vegetation develops in belts. Oak and chestnut are broad-leaved trees commonly associated with the lower or temperate parts of montane forests. A mangrove forest grows in salty, tidal coastal wetlands, not ordinary mountain slopes. C, thorn forest, occurs in dry regions and has plants adapted to shortage of water. D, desert forest, is not the appropriate school classification for oak and chestnut. Therefore B is correct. Memory cue: oak and chestnut suggest cool mountain slopes, so choose montane vegetation.