What are the main biomes of New Mexico?

Answer 1

I'm not really sure what kind of biomes are in New Mexico, but I draw the conclusion that they are probably similar to Mexico's biomes, since they are so close. My advice is to look up Mexico and take your best guess, or to go to New Mexico yourself and post it here for other reasearchers to have. I'm sorry that I couldn't be much help, but this is the best I could do.

Answer 2

Due to the diversity of temperatures Mexico is composed by a wide variety of biomes and land uses:

• Scrub forests and deserts: 29% - same size of Spain and Lithuania, or California and Illinois put together.
• Forests of many kinds, including boreal, temperate and subtropical highland forests: 17% - roughly the size of Finland or New Mexico.
• Tropical rainforest or 'jungle': 17%
• Man-made pastures: 12% - roughly the size of Romania or slightly larger than Minnesota.
• Naturally occurring pastures: 4% - roughly the size of the Czech Republic or slightly smaller than South Carolina.

Answer 3

It has mostly desertic and semi-arid climates (Köppen BSh, BWk).

Answer 4

desert biomes and grassy biomes

Answer 5

Desert and forest