What kind of trees are found in a temperate forest?

Answer 1

Some of the names of trees in the temperate forests are the: oak, beech, maple, shrubs, moss, ferns, lichens , etc...

Answer 2

The plants of this biome must be very well adapted to survive in these conditions. For example, trees like the beech, white spruce, and the elm have leaves that absorb water and sunlight. This way, the soaring branches do more than just provide shade for other creatures of this biome, they also provide nutrients necessary for the tree to live. The other adaptation that these trees have is that they shed their leaves in the winter. By shedding their leaves, they cannot transpire, hence containing its water for the winter.Plants also soak up fluids from soil

Answer 3

There are two different layers of plants that grow in temperate forests. The bottom layer of plants is plentiful during spring seasons when there is more light that reaches the ground. These plants include mosses, lichens, and ferns. The other types of plants that grow in these biomes include beeches, sycamores, oaks, aspens, walnut trees, elms, chestnut trees, lime trees, birches, and the American tulip tree.

Answer 4

It varies quite a bit from one continent to another, but in general, there are deciduous trees with underlying shrubs and fobs.

there are pine fir, hemlock, spruce, sequoias, and sweet gum trees

Answer 5

There are basically four types of plants/trees that grow in temperate woodlands. They are:

• Decidous-these are trees that shed their leaves when the weather turns cold. Eg: oaks and chestnuts.
• Evergreen/Coniferous-These are green throughout the year. They are also called as coniferous as they produce cones. Eg: cedars, pines
• Other broad leaved trees-these trees have flat leaves. Eg: Eucalyptus

Answer 6

Oaks, maples, beeches, hickories, and ashes. Many wild flowers such as bluebells, primrose, and ox lips.

Answer 7

white oak, white birch, pecan, guelder rose and shagbark hickory

Answer 8

oak

beech

maple tree

and shrubs

Answer 9

Oak, beech, furry, chesnut, and eucalyptus. However, when it rains new trees grow where the drops hit.