What biome does poison ivy live in?

Answer 1

Poison ivy is a persistent tenacious crawling climbing vine that grows most anywhere either as bushy shrub or climbing vine. The plant is arboreal, originates from the forest. It equally flourishes growing in meadows, harsh salty seaside environments as well as along the outskirts of the forest floor's edge. It primarily grows in US along the coastal states, inwards to the deciduous forested areas. Temperature extremes limit this plants range, i.e, no arid deserts or frigid cold temperature regions. See poisonivyremoval.com.

Answer 2

Poison ivy can be found in a variety of biomes, including forests, fields, and along riverbanks throughout North America. It is commonly found in both temperate and deciduous forests as well as open areas with limited shade.

Answer 3

I think their primary biome is temperate deciduous forest and their secondary biome would be chaparral.