The Rain Forests are found throughout the north and southern heimspheres and are classified by the amount of rainfall that falls during the rainy season which is about 1750-2000 mm (68-78 inches) annually. These forrests are usually dominated by hardwood (leafy) trees.
The Boreal (called The Taiga in Europe/Asia) Forest is one long strip of softwood dominated forest that collectively covers 1.7 billion acres. It can also be split into two separate forests the Northern Boreal and Southern Boreal. The North is dominated by black spruce, jack pine and larch, while the South is dominated by trembling aspen, white birch, balsam poplar and white spruce. The climax species for this forest is the White Cedar.
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The Boreal Forest got it's name from the forests in it. Those forests were boreal forests, and because of those forests, the Boreal Forest got it's name as the Boreal Forest Region.
Their alike because they are all humid,they have lots of tree's and their home to all sorts of wildlife.Their different because the tropical forests have hot climates year around,the temperate forests have warm and cold seasons,and the Boreal Forest is cold most of the year..... xoxo
The boreal forest soil is very acidic, because the trees aren't deciduous, so they have no annual leaf fall that decomposes and enriches the soil. Because of that, the undergrowth is not very well developed in some boreal forests.
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no they do not.. they live in the boreal forest biome i believe
there are boreal forests in Alberta,Saskatchewan and Manitoba
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Tundra Boreal Forest Temperate Deciduous Forest Grassland
boreal forest, tundra, temp. deciduous forest
The boreal forest
what minerals do they mine for in the deciduous forests