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The biome that has the most acidic soil is the temperate rainforests.
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What do you think is the reason that nonvascular plants can be the first plants to grow in a new environment?
Nonvascular plants are usually the first plants to live in new enviroments, such as newly exposed rock. When these plants die, they break down and help form a thin layer of soil. Then, plants that need soil in order to grow can move into these areas
What are three adaptations that might help plants survive in a very windy environment?
Growing deep into the soil, being flexible but tough, and having thin and needle-like leaves are the adaptations that might help the plant survive in a windy environment.
What is the thin bony columns in spongy bones?
The thin bony columns are called trabeculae - flat plates with a lattice-like network of thin, bony columns lined with endosteum.
What are the limiting factors of the chaparral biome?
what are some limiting factors for the tropical rainforest
Human lungs are made up of very thin cells what processes is aided by the thin cells?
diffusion
What kind of soil is found in forests?
THIN, NUTRIENT POOR, AND ACIDIC
Which biome has a thin layer of nutrient poor soil and shallow rooted plants?
The tundra
What biom has thin nutrient poor acidic soil?
Canopy in a Tropical Rain forest.
What is the driest biome often covered with a thin sandy or gravelly soil and contains little organic matter?
desert
Is farming easy in conferous vegetation?
Not at all, no. The soil is very acidic and often quite thin and poor in quality.
Is mature soil thin or rocky?
Mature soil is thin.
What type of soil is in the arctic?
The Arctic Tundra has a layer of frost called permafrost beneath the soil, The soil is very thin and only dwarf things can live in it.for example:shrubs lichens and mosses.also there is only one type of tree that lives threre it is called the dwarf willow tree. This will answer you question and more.
What are the soil conditions in the tropical rainforet?
The soil in the tropical rainforest is poor and thin.
What would help a plant adapt to a tropical forest biome?
The characteristics of a tropical forest are: - warm and humid climate - heavy rainfall year-round - nutrient poor and acidic soil - multi-layered canopy - highly diverse flora - numerous fauna source: http://www.ucmp.berkeley.edu/exhibits/biomes/forests.php
Why is the upper river with its fast-flowing steep valley sides suitable for animal grazing but not for growing crops?
Because of the "steep valley sides" and the thin layer of soil (usually poor in nutrients and acidic) over a rocky subsoil.
What type of soil would you find in dry and cold climate?
thin and infertile soil
The soil in topical climates is often answer?
Thin and Damp
