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Tropical Rainforest

Tropical Rainforest. All Y’all will ever want to know about the rainforest. ABIOTIC FEATRURES. Temperature: 77 degrees to 82 degrees Rainfall: 50 to 260 inches of rainfall yearly Extremely poor soil quality Usually on or close proximity to the equator. BIOTIC FEATURES.

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Tropical Rainforest

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  1. Tropical Rainforest All Y’all will ever want to know about the rainforest

  2. ABIOTIC FEATRURES • Temperature: 77 degrees to 82 degrees • Rainfall: 50 to 260 inches of rainfall yearly • Extremely poor soil quality • Usually on or close proximity to the equator

  3. BIOTIC FEATURES • Layering of the forest, from the floor to the canopy • Is home to the majority of land species • Produces several food sources, and contains components for medicine

  4. Symbiotic Relationships • (Mutualism) Capuchin monkeys lap nectar from flowers in trees as part of their varied diet.  In the process they get pollen on their faces and pollinate the flowers. • (Commensalism) Arthropods lay their eggs on the dung of the sloths, which provides food for the growing larvae. • (Parasitism) A parasitic wasp preys on fig wasps, drilling a small hole into the fig and using her long ovipositor to inject an egg near a developing fig wasp larva.

  5. The Circle Of Life • g

  6. Important Cycles

  7. Limiting Factors

  8. Succession

  9. Interesting Plants

  10. Exotic Animals

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