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The Deciduous Forest

The Deciduous Forest . By: Chelcee Ried. Location. Eastern half of the United States Canada Europe Parts of Russia China Japan . American Beech Carpet Moss Common Lime Guelder Rose Lady Fern Northern Arrowwood Pecan Shagbark Hickory Tawny Milkcap Mushroom White Birch

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The Deciduous Forest

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  1. The Deciduous Forest By: Chelcee Ried

  2. Location Eastern half of the United States Canada Europe Parts of Russia China Japan

  3. American Beech Carpet Moss Common Lime Guelder Rose Lady Fern Northern Arrowwood Pecan Shagbark Hickory Tawny Milkcap Mushroom White Birch White Oak Common Species(Vegetation)

  4. A Five Zoned Forest First Zone Tree Stratum Zone: oak, beech, maple, chestnut, hickory, elm, basswood, linden, walnut, and sweet gum trees. (Ranges between 60 ft. – 100 ft. Fourth Zone Second Zone The Herb Zone: short plants and herbal plants Young and short trees Third Zone Fifth Zone The Shrub Zone: rhododendrons, azaleas, mountain laurel, and huckleberries Ground Zone: lichen, club mosses, and true mosses

  5. Eastern gray squirrel Beavers Foxes Racoons Red tailed hawks The American bald eagle Nightingale Snowy owl Black bear Coyote Eastern chipmunk European red squirrel Fat dormouse Least weasel White tailed deer Cougar Common Species

  6. Endangered Species • Blue spotted • salamander • Puerto Rican sharp-skinned hawk • Eastern hog-nosed snake • Long-eared owl • Wood turtle • Hart’s tongue fern

  7. Deforestation due to agriculture: will lessen the space of the deciduous forest making it less livable amongst it’s common species. Logging: will lessen trees, the key component of a deciduous forest, which will also lessen the livable space. Urbanization: Can completely wipe out a deciduous forest completely in a certain area. Man’s Influence: cause and effect

  8. 30-60 Inches per year Average 50◦ F Summer highs: 80-90◦ F Winter highs: 30-55◦ F Humidity: 60-80% Precipitation, Temperature, and humidity

  9. The soil is very rich with nutrients in the temperature deciduous forest biome. This is often due to the falling leaves and twigs that turn to natural fertilizer on the ground. Nutrient level/salinity

  10. Air Quality and Sunlight Not much sunlight is received due to dense canopies. Although through cracks in the canopy, sunlight comes through to reach the forest floor. Sunlight helps the plants in each of the five layers of the forest that grows. • Air quality is no different then the air we surround ourselves with in our area because we live in the region of the deciduous forest.

  11. Bibliography http://ths.sps.lane.edu/biomes/deciduous3/deciduous3.html http://www.mbgnet.net/sets/temp/locatns.htm http://www.blueplanetbiomes.org/deciduous_forest.htm http://www.ehow.com/info_8004536_endangered-animals-deciduous-forest-biomes.html http://bioexpedition.com/temperate-deciduous-forest-biome/ http://www.marietta.edu/~biol/biomes/tempded.htm http://inchinapinch.com/hab_pgs/terres/d_forest/td_forest.htm

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