The climate above the tree line is called the alpine climate, or the tundra.
Often it is, but tundra can also be found on high mountains above the tree line.
A tree line is the edge of the habitat at which trees are capable of growing. A tree line is different from a timberline. A timberline, often called a forest line, is the line where trees form a forest with a closed canopy.
No. Depending upon latitude, there is an elevation above which trees do not grow. This is referred to as "the tree line", as in: "Our backpacking club hiked a trail that took us above the tree line".See the related Wikipedia link listed below for more information:
The boundary where vegetation ends is called the timber line or tree line.I cannot find proof of this but I think it is simply called the 'TREE LINE' - sincere apologies if this is not correct.
Importance of climate in fruit tree production
Above a certain elevation, temperatures are too low for plants or trees to grow. The climate above the tree line is like a tundra. Only low plants, mosses, and lichens can grow there. That is a tree line.
The line on a mountain above which its to cold for trees to grow is called the tree line.Not tree line it's timberline!
The line on a mountain above which its to cold for trees to grow is called the tree line.Not tree line it's timberline!
alpine
The line on a mountain above which trees do not grow is called the tree line. It is sometimes called the timber line as well.
"Tree line" used in the sense of terrain, is where trees start or stop growing. Above the tree line it is too cold and rocky, below the treeline is savannah.
It is the timberline.
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A tree line
Trees cannot grow above an elevation of about 10000 feet. Above this level, you will notice a distinct place where growth stops, called the tree line.