In chapter five of our collection we have gotten to know what the forests of temperate biomes are.
Temperate biomes and the coniferous forests
– The temperate biome is formed by temperate forests and grasslands.
– The three main temperate forests are the coniferous, deciduous and mixed.
– The coniferous forest is found in Europe, Asia, North America. southeast South America, New Zealand and Tasmania.
– The temperate grasslands grow at the center of the continents.
Deciduous and mixed forests
– The deciduous forest takes up rainy climate regions, with hot summers and cold winters.
– Some deciduous forest tree species are the Oak tree, the Beech tree, and the Maple tree.
– It is known as mixed forest because deciduous and perennial-leaved coexist within it.
Temperate grasslands and other forests.
– The predominant vegetation in the template grasslands is that of the gramineae.
– The climate of the chaparral forest is characterized for having cold winters and hot dry summers, and scarce rainfall.
– The sclerophyll forest is found in the central zone of Chile, from the region of Coquimbo to region of Biobío.
