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In freshwater biomes there are three diffrent types of soil: clay, sandy, and silty. These soils provide a very rich population of vegetation. The soils found near or in freshwater biomes also helps your outdoor enviorment at your house by enriching the soils. 

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In freshwater biomes there are three diffrent types of soil: clay, sandy, and silty. These soils provide a very rich population of vegetation. The soils found near or in freshwater biomes also helps your outdoor enviorment at your house by enriching the soils. 

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Crayfish-  400 species adapted to tolerate low oxygen conditions and exposure to the air to keep them alive in low oxygenated leveled waters.

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Crayfish-  400 species adapted to tolerate low oxygen conditions and exposure to the air to keep them alive in low oxygenated leveled waters.

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Trout- Brook trout have long skinny bodies with powerful tails that help them swim upstream in fast moving rivers.

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The fresh water biome are centered around waters with less than a 1% salt concentration. They are found on all continents excluding Antarctica. They include ponds, lakes, rivers, streams, and some wetlands.

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A fresh water biome is a biome made up of any body of water that is made of freshwater such as lakes, ponds, streams, and rivers

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Mutualism: In some river biomes there are crocodiles and crocodile birds, the bird will eat scraps of food from the crocodiles mouth, cleaning the teeth as well as giving them a free meal.
Parasitism: Trout and lamprays are an example of parasitism in the freshwater biome, because the lampray will attach its self to the trout and suck its blood.
Commensalism: An example of commensalism would be algae and the giant river turtle. Algae will grown on the giant river turtles which does not harm the turtle, but still allows for the algae to grow there.

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Plant Adaptations in the Freshwater Biome

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Plant Adaptations in the Freshwater Biome

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Coontail (Ceratophyllum demersum) has no real root system which allows for it to drift, but it is also able to anchor itself in mud. This adaptation allows for it to drift to more sunlight.
Lily Pads have an adaptation where it is covered with a layer of cutiicle to keep it as dry as possible.

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1.https://www.eartheclipse.com/ecosystem/freshwater-biome.html
2.   https://ucmp.berkeley.edu/exhibits/biomes/freshwater.php

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By: James Murname, Parker Jackson, Javier Diaz, and Daniel Ortiz

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By: James Murname, Parker Jackson, Javier Diaz, and Daniel Ortiz

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The average temperature in a Freshwater Biome?

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The average temperature in a Freshwater Biome?

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The average temperature in a Freshwater Biome during the summer ranges from 65 degrees to 75 degrees. In the winter it ranges from 35 degrees to 45 degrees.

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Average Rainfall in the Freshwater Biome?

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Average Rainfall in the Freshwater Biome?

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Most wetlands in the world are located in temperate zones, which mean they will receive a lot of precipitation. Rivers and lakes situated in valleys and mountains may receive less precipitation. On average, precipitation in freshwater biome ranges from 10 to 80 inches per year.