How deep is the topsoil depth in a temperate deciduous forest?
Temperate deciduous forests grow throughout mid-latitude regions with sufficient moisture to support growth of large, broad-leaved deciduous trees. Top soil is typically 3 feet deep, with hard clay beneath that level.
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