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dry forest

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dry forest [¦drī ′fär·əst]
(forestry)
A type of forest characterized by relatively sparse distributions of pine, juniper, oak, olive, acacia, mesquite, and other drought-resistant species growing in scrub woodland, savanna, or chaparral settings, occurs in the southwestern United States, Mediterranean region, sub-Saharan Africa, and semiarid regions of Mexico, India, and Central and South America.


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More than 80 sq kms (31 sq miles) of dry forest were scorched by the fire.
More than 31 square miles of dry forest was scorched by the fire which was last night only five per cent contained.
Thousands of residents in British Columbia were ordered to leave their homes as more than 500 fires raged out of control in the state, fueled by dry forests and record-high temperatures.
 
 
 
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