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Wet Sclerophyll Forest

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Dry sclerophyll forest is found on

A rand of clay-loam, sandy-loam and shallow

Rocket soils of exposed hillsides , mostly between 200 and 1000m above sea level with rainfall between 550 and 1000 mm a year, temperatures in dry sclerophyll forests are mild to hot and humid with a lot of rain.

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Wet Sclerophyll Forest

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Dry Sclerophyll forest

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Adaption:

Eucalypts, along with other Australian trees like acacias (also called wattles) and tea trees, are sclerophylls, which means they have hard, woody leaves as an adaptation to low-nutrient soils and dry conditions. Some plants and animals are found only in wet sclerophyll.

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Wet Sclerophyll Forests are found on deep loamy soils of sheltered hillsides mostly between 600 and 1300m above sea level and with rainfall above 1100mm a year. Wet Sclerophyll Forest are usually cold to mild temperatures with plenty of rainfall.

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Characteristics: Wet sclerophyll forests grow up to 60m tall in moist cloudy uplands on deep well-drained soils with up to 2500mm rainfall each year.
wet sclerophyll forests are often dominated by towering gum trees and open canopy.

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Characteristics: Dry sclerophyll forests are characterised by their scenic landscapes and diverse flora
Bushfires play a vital role in regeneration of dry sclerophyll forests Generally dominated by plants that have hard leaves

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Sugar glider

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Fantail

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Animals of dry scelorphyll:

-kangaroos

-wombats

-wallaby

-fan tails

-kookaburra

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Wattles

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Vegetation in dry sclerophyll:

-wattles

-banksias

-eucalyptus

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Vegetation in wet sclerophyll:

-blue gums

-mahoganies

-pepper mints

-green-leafed ashes

-Eucalyptus grandis

-syncarpia glomulifera