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Amazon Rainforest - Codajás, State of Amazonas, Brazil

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Amazon Rainforest - Codajás, State of Amazonas, Brazil

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Amazon Rainforest - Codajás, State of Amazonas, Brazil

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Because of the heat and location near the equator, the Amazon rainforests boasts one of the highest NPP rates and total biodiversity.

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Illinois Beach State Park, Lake Front Drive, Zion, IL, USA

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Illinois Beach State Park, Lake Front Drive, Zion, IL, USA

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Illinois Beach State Park, Lake Front Drive, Zion, IL, USA

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At the park, one can see the various stages of succession happening at different stages. The beginning stages are seen closer to the beach and water, and as one goes farther out, they reach the later stages.

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Koalas are a specialist species that can only live in a stable and specific environment that caters to their needs. Their diets are constricted to one type of plant which puts it as harm if native species or generalists invasive species outcompete it.

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The eruption of a volcano represents a density dependent limiting factor that has the same effect on surrounding populations with not regard of population size. Primary succession is the development and replacement of the first living things to grow after the eruption.

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Temperate seasonal forest are also called temperate deciduous forests due to the presence of many deciduous trees and some
coniferous trees. They can be located between 30-60° N and 30-60° S. They have warm summers and cold winters. Overall, the precipitation rates are moderate. The warm summers facilite rapid decomposition and the soil has high nutrient count and fertility. As a result, much of the land has been used for agriculture.

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Temperate Rainforests are located between 30-60° N and 30-60° S. They have moderate temperatures but very high rates of precipitation. Summers are foggy, while winters see a lot of rain. This biome is also coastal. Common trees are coniferous ones like pine and spruce.

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Located between 20° N and S of the equator, tropical rainforests are known to be extremely hot and have high rates of precipitation. There is often many plants and layers in these forests with some examples being epiphytes and woody vines. The rainforests are also home to many diverse animals like jaguars and orangutans. Furthermore, there is often minimal seasonal and temperature variation in these forests.

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Shrublands, also known as woodlands, can be located between 30-45° N and 30-45° S.  They have warm and dry summers and cold winters with high precipitation. They are also prone to fires, but some plants have become drought and fire resistant, such as drought resistant shrubs like yucca, scrub oak, and sagebrush.

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Found around the equator ranging from 30° N to 30° S, Savanna’s or tropical seasonal forest have high temperatures with wet and dry seasons. The wet season is mainly in summer. It has many deciduous trees, grasses, and shrubs. There is also a presence of large grazing animals like gazelles and zebras along with other animals like lions.

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With intense and cold winters and hot and dry summers, temperate grass lands have limited plant growth. The precipitation rates are what limits the plant growth, but grassy and non-woody flowering plants are still apparent. They can be found between 30-60° N an 30-60° S. Furthermore, temperate grassland can also be called cold deserts.

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With minimal precipitation and high temperatures, deserts often look barren. Although precipitaron greatly limits plant growth, desserts are home to a few species such as the prickly pear cactus and agave. Deserts can be found between 45° N - 30° S. Some animals are also present in deserts, including camels, coyotes, and scorpions.

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The taiga biome, also known as the boreal forest, is notable for its presence of coniferous trees and deciduous trees. Found between 50-70° N, temperatures are very low. Nevertheless, taigas actually have a short growing season in cool summers. Overall, taiga’s plant growth is mainly limited by temperature rather than precipitation.

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Standing out with their freezing temperatures and lack of trees, tundras can be found between 30-90° N and 60-90° S. The lack of trees is a result off the permafrost, which is a frozen layer of the underlying soil that doesn’t allow roots to penetrate. The permafrost along with little precipitation means tundras experience little plant growth consisting of small woody shrubs, lichens, and heaths.