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How do you describes forest soil?
Forest soil is typically characterized by a thick organic layer composed of decomposed leaves, branches, and other plant material. It has high nutrient content due to the continual recycling of organic matter by the forest ecosystem. Forest soil is also often acidic and well-drained, supporting a diverse range of plant and animal life.
Abiotic things in the forest?
Abiotic things in a forest include sunlight, air, soil, rocks, water, temperature, and humidity. These non-living factors play a critical role in shaping the ecosystem and influencing the conditions for plant and animal life in the forest.
Why are Rain forest's called what they are?
Rainforests are called so because they receive a significant amount of rainfall every year, often exceeding 100 inches. The high humidity and consistent rainfall support a lush and diverse ecosystem with abundant plant and animal life.
How much rainfall does a boreal forest get?
12 to 33 inches of precipitation a year, mostly in the summer seasons. That is about 30 to 84 cm a year (an Estimate) in summer seasons.
To cause the remains of animal or plant life to decay?
In the SSW #20 the answer to #3 down is decompose
How does tundra location affect the other parts of the ecosystem such as animal and plant life?
Definitely, climate plays a huge role in animal and plant life.
Succession that takes place in a forest that has been destroyed by fire is an example of?
Secondary succession, where plant and animal life recolonize an area after a disturbance has disrupted an existing ecosystem.
What ecosystem does the white-tailed deer live in?
The main ecosystem the white tail deer live is the forest ecosystem. Over populations can have harmful effects on shrub and plant life in the the ecosystem.
How does forest form?
A forest can form anywhere the plant life and animal life can thrive without disruption. Any land combined with weather conditions that can support the ecosystem will enable the forest to develop. When left to grow, trees will eventually mature and enable the animals to take home to the land. Other plants will grow from the protection of the trees also.
How do you describes forest soil?
Forest soil is typically characterized by a thick organic layer composed of decomposed leaves, branches, and other plant material. It has high nutrient content due to the continual recycling of organic matter by the forest ecosystem. Forest soil is also often acidic and well-drained, supporting a diverse range of plant and animal life.
Abiotic things in the forest?
Abiotic things in a forest include sunlight, air, soil, rocks, water, temperature, and humidity. These non-living factors play a critical role in shaping the ecosystem and influencing the conditions for plant and animal life in the forest.
The Natural plant life of a region is called?
A geographic area that plant and animal life and the natural process that sustains them live is called an ecosystem. An ecosystem must have the conditions right for survival of inhabitants.
A geographic area the plant and animal life that lives there and the natural process that sustain them are know as what?
Ecosystem. APEX :P
Biodiversity?
The variety of plant and animal life in a particular habitat. High biodiversity often indicates a healthy ecosystem.
Why are the coral reefs called the rain forest of the sea?
Coral reefs are called the rain forests of the sea because they provide a home to a variety of plant and animal life. These plants and animals work together to make a complex ecosystem.
Why are Rain forest's called what they are?
Rainforests are called so because they receive a significant amount of rainfall every year, often exceeding 100 inches. The high humidity and consistent rainfall support a lush and diverse ecosystem with abundant plant and animal life.
Is animal life an ecosystem?
yes
