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Coverage: The tropical rainforest biome is an ecosystem that covers about 2-7% of the Earth's surface.

Location: They are found all over the world but the majority of the tropical rainforest are located in South America in Brazil.

Weather/Rainfall: The weather in the tropical rainforest is rainy all year round which explains why it’s plantation is so dense. The yearly rainfall on average ranges from 200 to 1000 cm.

Temperature: The temperature in rainforests on average rarely get higher than 34 °C or drop below 20 °C

Vegetation:

Shrubs

The Under Canopy

Canopy

Trees

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A coniferous forest is a terrestrial biome usually found in temperate region.

Vegetation: Mainly cone-bearing needle-leaved or scale-leaved evergreen trees

Dominant trees are pines, spruces, firs, and larches e.g. conifers

Temperature: -40˚ C - 20˚C

Well defined seasons: Cold long snowy winters and warm humid summers

Average summer temperature is 10˚C

Precipitation: 300- 900 millimeters rain per year

Location: Canada, Europe, Asia, United States

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- Algae is the only food that grow in this region as well as fishes and other aquatic animals

- Temp: under 10 degrees yearly

- Rainfall: 250 millilitres on average each year

- Where: Antarctica, Arctic, Greenland. Typically in regions the furthest away from the equator.

-Polar ice region can also be classed as deserts as they have minimal rainfall

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A hot and dry desert doesn’t usually have many plants, and the ones they have are low down plants. This is because it is too hot for most plants to survive.

The temp. In a hot desert would usually range from 20-25 degrees, however the extreme maximum temp. For hot deserts can range from 43.5-49 degrees.

Hot and dry deserts don’t usually have much rainfall, but when they do it is in short periods between long periods of no rainfall. There is usually an average of 15 cm of rain a year

Deserts can be found all over the world, however most hot and dry deserts are near the tropic of cancer, or the tropic of capricorn.

Most of the vegetation in deserts are cacti, such as the Barrel cactus and the Chain Fruit Cholla, shrubby plants like the Mojave Aster and plants with thick trunks like the Joshua Tree.

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A tundra is a bleak and treeless place. It is unusually a cold, dry climate

It’s cold all year but in Summer it’s a milder climate and the sun shines for almost 24 hours, although the sun doesn’t warm up the tundra that much.

Summer lasts for 6-10 weeks and never gets any warmer than 45-50 degrees fahrenheit

Summer creates a layer of permafrost that never goes away, creating shallow lakes

During long winter months the sun barely rises and it’s dark most of the day

In Winter temperature 20 degrees fahrenheit is the highest and the average is -20 and -30 degrees

Precipitation: 6-10 inches including melted snow

Location: Greenland ,Alaska, Northern Canada, Northern Russia

Vegetation in Tundra includes Calliergon giganteum, Rock Willow, Bearberry, Caribou Moss, Reindeer Lichen,  Diamond-leaf Willow, St. James's Tea, Pasque flower, Tufted Saxifrage

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- Located in North and South America, china, Japan, Russia and Asia
- Vegetation: white oak, pecan, carpet moss and lady fern
- Temperature: 25 degrees in winter to 50 degrees in summer
- Precipitation: 14 inches of rain in the winter and more than 18 inches in summer