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Yes!

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it is a plant that only lives in the sun

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In any biome there are always fewer consumers for obvious reasons.

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Deserts, Tropical Forest, Coniferous Forest, Deciduous Forest, the Tundra, and the Grasslands. There are more biomes, but these are the main ones.

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conitchua and sorry if this did not help

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There are many producers found in the taiga, including moss (sphagnum, club); lichen, berries (crowberry, raspberry and blueberry bushes, red baneburry); various trees (birch, aspen, spruce, coniferious, alder, pine); and many more.

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Taiga is the world's largest terrestrial biome and covers: in North America most of inland Canada and Alaska as well as parts of the extreme northern continental United States (especially northern Minnesota, Michigan's Upper Peninsula, northern Wisconsin, Upstate New York, Vermont, New Hampshire, and Maine); and in Eurasia most of Sweden, Finland, inland and northern Norway, much of Russia (especially Siberia), northern Kazakhstan, northern Mongolia, and northern Japan specifically the island of Hokkaidō.

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The word Tundra means "Tree less plain"

The tundra is kown as the second most deadly environment in the world.

The tundra is considered the coldest of all biomes.

Only the top layer in the soil can thaw in the summer, which doesn't allow plants requiring a deep root structure to grow

Some plants that live in the tundra are arctic moss, arctic willow, bearberries, caribou moss, and pasque flowers.

Some animals in the tundra would include polar bears, arctic foxes, caribou, arctic hares, snowy owls, muskox, wolves, and lemmings

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No. Taigas are generally in northern parts of the temperate zones, closer to the Arctic than the equator. Russia, Canada and Scandinavia are the most common areas where you will find taiga.

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Snowshoe feet

nocturnal

warm fur

strong sight and smell

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It is pronounced TIE-gah (almost like "tiger").

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Snowstorms.

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Winter: The winters are very harsh cold as dry ice. The average temperature is about 14 degrees Fahrenheit.

Summer: The average temperature in the summer is only 57.2 degrees Fahrenheit. It is so cold.

Autumn: During autumn and fall the leaves start to turn colour and fall off. The tempature is around 5-15 degrees C.

Spring: Spring is when the flowers bloom and leaves start to come back onto trees. Tempature is around 5-20 degrees.

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162 is the base of it and it gives the air to take it from the soil. It is air that the atmosphere always to move in the troposphere.

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.There are more than 160,000 types of natural vegetation in a torrid zone. Some of the vegetation are coral trees, sacred figs, and mosses. Plants and trees like neem,coconut,rose plant are found in the torrid zone

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Grasshoppers bite their food into smaller chuncks with their mandibles - teeth that are on the outside of it's mouth. It then moves the pieces of food (plants) inside it's mouth with little finger-like things and eventually it swallows the plant material. They are not picky and eat a wide array of plants, depending on what is available to them. They eat grasses as well as the leaves of some flowers and plants.

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because it is! :D

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They can be found in the high northern hemisphere. eg North America and Eurasia.

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Boreas was the god of the wind of the north so the boreal forest is the forest of the north : the taiga is a forest in the north.

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They can be found in the high northern hemisphere. eg North America and Eurasia

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Taigas are dominated by conifers while grasslands are dominated by grass.

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