https://padlet.com/hartwellcorbett/t8nwry7wb2qqid4a Biome Project TDF means Temperate Deciduous Forest en-us 2021-09-13 20:48:34 UTC 2023-06-24 00:21:11 UTC hello@padlet.com https://padlet.net/icons/png/1f985.png hartwellcorbett https://padlet.com/hartwellcorbett/t8nwry7wb2qqid4a/wish/1737388301 The Temperate Deciduous Forest is a well-known changing biome. the main look on this biome is its 4 consecutive seasons: fall, winter, summer and spring. This biome has some very FERTILE soil, and has hardwood trees used to build things, and Most know that the Temperate Deciduous Forest have the worlds largest population centers in it. Theses forest can be locates in North America, Europe, Asia, Australia, and some parts of South America]]> 2021-09-13 21:06:20 UTC https://padlet.com/hartwellcorbett/t8nwry7wb2qqid4a/wish/1737388301 hartwellcorbett https://padlet.com/hartwellcorbett/t8nwry7wb2qqid4a/wish/1737508167 The Temperate Deciduous Forest has an average climate that is generally chilly. The average rainfall in the Temp. Deciduous Forest would be 30-60inches of rain a year. the Temp. Deciduous Forest has 4 distinct seasons: Summer(70*F 22*C), Fall, Spring, and Winter(30*F,-1*C). There are mild summers and also winters, with rapid weather changes. Cold-Warm, Wet-Dry, and the most rain is in the spring and summer.]]> 2021-09-13 22:33:44 UTC https://padlet.com/hartwellcorbett/t8nwry7wb2qqid4a/wish/1737508167 hartwellcorbett https://padlet.com/hartwellcorbett/t8nwry7wb2qqid4a/wish/1737852049 This shows the avg. rainfall and the temperature in the TDF. The graph I would say gets its information from the 4 seasons and how there can be different temperatures and a precipitation difference amongst those seasons during the months they fall in. ]]> 2021-09-14 01:33:20 UTC https://padlet.com/hartwellcorbett/t8nwry7wb2qqid4a/wish/1737852049 hartwellcorbett https://padlet.com/hartwellcorbett/t8nwry7wb2qqid4a/wish/1738003621 The Temp. Deciduous Forest are similarly varied, They are described to be the flat, hilly, and some are mountainous terrains. They can also have large lakes and wide vast winding rivers. The latitude of the temperate Deciduous Forest consists of 23 degrees north and 38 degrees south. The altitude of the TDF is 2,000-3,000m. Our biome is a mid-altitude, which means that we have 4 seasons generally being that nothing too major happens, and nothing major will happen to the weather in the TDF.
The Insolation of the Temp. Deciduous Forest is 60 degrees as I was told, the insolation changes momentarily because of the forest having seasons and the insolation changing because of what goes on within the seasons and how its the most in the summer. ]]> 2021-09-14 02:28:12 UTC https://padlet.com/hartwellcorbett/t8nwry7wb2qqid4a/wish/1738003621 hartwellcorbett https://padlet.com/hartwellcorbett/t8nwry7wb2qqid4a/wish/1740510119 In the Temperate Deciduous Forest the flora and the fauna are the make up of plants and animals found within the biome of the temperate Deciduous Forest. Plants found in the TDF could be trees such as Oak, Maple, Chestnut, and many more. Plants that occur in this biome are mosses, azaleas, and others, live near the bottom, and get less sunlight. Animals in the TDF could be some birds which are useful because of the insects they eat upon, those are eagles and cardinals, there is also smaller creatures that live in the TDF like ants, scorpion's and earthworms. Many larger animals in the forest consist of deer's and black bears who eat the shrubs and the grass of the ground found in the TDF
The general adaptations for the plants in the TDF are that they have broad-thin weighted leaves to capture sunlight and produce food. The animals adaptions to the TDF occurred threw the changing seasons, and they hibernate/migrate depending on the animals species. some cope with the cold winters, which they need thick fur layers and fat layers to withstand the winter months also they cope with the hot summers.]]> 2021-09-14 19:13:48 UTC https://padlet.com/hartwellcorbett/t8nwry7wb2qqid4a/wish/1740510119 hartwellcorbett https://padlet.com/hartwellcorbett/t8nwry7wb2qqid4a/wish/1740864792 The Oak Tree has many adaptations that occur in the Temperate Deciduous Forest. Some adaptations so to say could be that the oak tree can survive without water, with external roots which help the oak tree stand up. The oak tree you could say is a source of food cause of its production of acorns and its main strength keeps is alive over at least 100's of years. Some physical aspects are that the age and geographic range is a slow growing but long lived leaves that look like ovals that are long shaped, with multiple lobes]]> 2021-09-14 22:58:10 UTC https://padlet.com/hartwellcorbett/t8nwry7wb2qqid4a/wish/1740864792 hartwellcorbett https://padlet.com/hartwellcorbett/t8nwry7wb2qqid4a/wish/1740880220 The Lady Fern has many adaptations are so called perennial ferns. they live near the shaded areas and underneath trees near the streams where its wet. the Lady Ferns have adapted by the change in the climate of temperature in the Temperate Deciduous Forest, and also being able to survive better the soil and the dry air. Some of (Her) physical adaptation aspects are that its really tall, has a light green tint, lacy leaves, really long, has some width to itself and so it says that its grown from a central base in the Temperate Deciduous Forest]]> 2021-09-14 23:10:38 UTC https://padlet.com/hartwellcorbett/t8nwry7wb2qqid4a/wish/1740880220 hartwellcorbett https://padlet.com/hartwellcorbett/t8nwry7wb2qqid4a/wish/1741258364 The Bald Eagle has adaptations has some really interesting adaptations. They have foolproof protection and survival, eager eyesight, specifically designed feet, and really sharp beaks, and last but not least enormous wings used to fly obliviously. Many of their adaptations has special uses towards living in the Temperate Deciduous Forest by having that sharp beak to kill any prey of the eagle within its biome. Uses their eyesight to search across the bottom of the TDF to seek its prey from up above.]]> 2021-09-15 02:01:35 UTC https://padlet.com/hartwellcorbett/t8nwry7wb2qqid4a/wish/1741258364 hartwellcorbett https://padlet.com/hartwellcorbett/t8nwry7wb2qqid4a/wish/1741291629 The White-tailed Deer has some particular adaptations within the temperate deciduous forest. They have strong muscles/ ligaments, there adaptations help them sprint through the wooden terrains at 30 mph but also jump so high to at least 10ft high and 30ft wide in just one particular bound. The aspects of the White-tailed Deer is that their adaptations cope with the seasonal changes that occur in the TDF, and also while sprinting through the TDF to evade predators and survive the different stages of the deer's life.]]> 2021-09-15 02:14:09 UTC https://padlet.com/hartwellcorbett/t8nwry7wb2qqid4a/wish/1741291629 hartwellcorbett https://padlet.com/hartwellcorbett/t8nwry7wb2qqid4a/wish/1741330769 Biggest threat- Development & agriculture
Off-road vehicles- By the vehicles not driving on the given paths instead they drive on the perfectly good plants and small animals.
Acid Rain- From all the coal-burning
Global Warming- Could be strong enough to change the whole rainfall patterns in the TDF
Logging- Which is the start of deforestation of the biome which happens in the temp. Deciduous Forest
Illegal Harvesting- When people come and take the plant OR animal out of its natural habitat, which is protected by the law, and is sold to people outside the US or within the US boundaries. ]]> 2021-09-15 02:28:42 UTC https://padlet.com/hartwellcorbett/t8nwry7wb2qqid4a/wish/1741330769 hartwellcorbett https://padlet.com/hartwellcorbett/t8nwry7wb2qqid4a/wish/1743701405 2021-09-15 18:34:11 UTC https://padlet.com/hartwellcorbett/t8nwry7wb2qqid4a/wish/1743701405