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Plants are distributed almost all over the world. While they found many biomes and ecoregions, some were able to find Tundra shipments in the northern regions of the mainland. At the southern end, plants in the southern hemisphere have a tentative model for the prevailing conditions.
Plants are often the dominant physical and structural component of the habitat in which they occur. Much of the earth's biodiversity is named after vegetation types because plants are the dominant organisms in such biodiversities, such as grasslands, and large forests.
The medium forest is a forest located between the tropics and Boreal, located in a temperate zone. This is in the second largest clam on earth, covering 25% of the world's forest area, just behind the Boreal forest, covering around 33%. This forest covers two hectares of height, ranging from 25 to 50 degrees, wrapped by planets in a belt similar to the Boreal forest. Because of their large size covering several continents, there are several main species: deciduous, coniferous, broadleaf and mixed forests and rain forests.
The climate of temperate forests varies greatly depending on the location of the forest. For example, Los Angeles and Vancouver, Canada are both considered to be in a temperate area, while Vancouver is in a temperate climate rainforest, while Los Angeles is subtropical. Medium forests usually have winters that often reach under freezing, however, this is not always true. The East Coast skin forests maintain their curly nature largely due to high freezing days during each winter, as the leaves often freeze and are designed to survive for only one season. A lighter area such as England's South Coast of Colombia, where winters are generally more fertile often has evergreen waters.
Found in Europe, East Asia, North America and parts of South America, deciduous forests consist mainly of broadleaf trees, such as Maple and Oak, which lose all their leaves in one season. They are usually found in three areas of medium latitude with a temperate climate characterized by winter and year-round rainfall: Eastern North America, West Eurasia, and Northeast Asia.
The coniferous forest consists of needles, pine trees, such as pine or FIR. Evergreen forests are usually found in areas with a moderate climate. Boreal forests, however, are an exception because they are found in captivity.
As the name suggests, conifers and broadleaf trees grow in the same area. The main trees found in this forest are Great Redwoods, Oak, Ash, Maple, Birch, Beech, Poplar, Laurel and Pine. The evergreen tree is widely found and found in the Mediterranean region including olive, cork, oak and pine trees.
The rainforest is wettest of all types and is only found in very wet coastal areas. The trees here are all evergreens and are usually covered with thick moss and growing shrubs. to add to the rare constancy is that most of the temperate rainforest outside protected areas have been cleared and no longer exists. Currently, you can only find complete rainforests in the SELECT area in the Pacific Northwest and in parts of Chile and New Island. The small booth is located in the United Kingdom and South Australia.
The temperate forest is located on the central floor where many planetary populations are located. Not only have these forests been cut down to build cities (ie New York City and Seattle), they also "cut down a long time to make way for cultivation." These prejudices depend on mining, deforestation, fishing, pollution, forest destruction and habitat.
The following is a direct quote from the book - "The Earth Divides" by David Mayer de Rothschild: "Safe forests have been more affected by human activity than other biomes, because they grow in fertile soil fields and relatively smooth climate which is most popular for men who live in large areas, especially in China and Europe, have been cut down long enough to make way for cultivation. Most of the leafsome forest is now its habitat (secondary part) and only a small portion of the original forest continues. "
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