Welcome to our blog on Taiga/Coniferous Forests. A biome is a large geographical area of distinctive plant and animal groups, which are adapted to that particular environment. Taiga/Coniferous Forests are characterized by coniferous forests.
Wednesday, May 6, 2009
Real-world examples
Some different Taigas are in Alaska, Canada, Scandinavia, Japan and Russia.
Are there different conifers in different parts of the world?
I think there would be different conifers in different parts of the world, because they might be affected by the temperature and sunlight in different parts of the world. They might also be different because not every part of the world has the same soil.
I think there might be different conifers in different parts of the world because the temperature and sunlight is different everywhere. They might also be different because the soil isn't the same all over the world, and if the soil the tree is growing in is bad, the tree might be a different color or smaller than a tree that grew in soil that is good. ~Dana F. Period 4/5
I think there would be different conifers in different parts of the world, because they might be affected by the temperature and sunlight in different parts of the world. They might also be different because not every part of the world has the same soil.
ReplyDelete~Dana F.
Period 4/5
I think there might be different conifers in different parts of the world because the temperature and sunlight is different everywhere. They might also be different because the soil isn't the same all over the world, and if the soil the tree is growing in is bad, the tree might be a different color or smaller than a tree that grew in soil that is good.
ReplyDelete~Dana F.
Period 4/5