They keep their needles in the winter. They tend to live in colder climates. They are usually the oldest and tallest trees.
What is Coniferous trees?
100
The Canopy.
What is the fourth level of the forest?
100
Apex, margin, Blade, stem.
What are the parts of a leaf?
100
The Taproot and surface roots.
What are types of roots?
100
The tip of a leaf.
What is the apex?
200
This type of tree loses their leaves in the winter. They tend to live in warmer climates. Also, after winter, they develop flowers that eventually develop seeds.
What is a Deciduous tree?
200
The Understory.
What is the THIRD level of the forest?
200
What is Infestation, Drought, Fire, slope, dead branch etc?
What are things that can affect a trees life. (Tree cookie 'factors')
200
The top of a tree and provides the forest with shade.
What is Crown?
200
The edge of a leaf.
What is the Margin?
300
Oak, Birch, Maple, Elm.
What are some types of Deciduous trees?
300
What is the subfloor?
What is the 1st level of the forest?
300
The Heartwood?
the part of the tree that is the strongest and gives the tree support
300
The outer bark's job?
What protects the tree from injuries?
300
The Blade?
What is the entire leaf called?
400
Redwood, Spruce, Evergreen, Pines, Firs.
What are some types of Coniferous trees?
400
The Forest Floor
What is the 2nd level of the forest
400
CO2 is...
What is Carbondioxide?
400
Carries sap from root to leaves.
What is Sapwood?
400
The petoile.
What is the stem?
500
Trees, produce oxygen etc.
What are similarities of Deciduous and Coniferous?
500
A Butterfly, bird etc.
Name one animals that lives in the canopy?
500
The Petoile is what part of the leaf?
What is the stem called?
500
The part of the tree that builds the cells.
What is Cambium?
500
A type of simple leaf.
What is Aspen poplar, Box Elder, Balsam poplar, Saskatoon, willow, plains cottonwood.