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Tropical rainforests

Tropical rainforests

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Biology

7th Grade

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Annamaria Kocsis

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11 Slides • 10 Questions

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​- hot and wet all year

- ​high humidity

- 27-28 C degrees/average

- 2000 mm rain /average

-no seasons​

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Equatorial climate

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  • a belt around the Equator

  • Amazon Basin-South-America​

  • Congo Basin in Africa

  • Malaysian Islands in Asia​

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Tropical rainforests of the Earth

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​Climate graph

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​- broad-leaved evergreen plants

-glossy,waxy skin

-​drip tip

Vegetation

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​- they grow on trees

-get water from the air​

e.g.orchids, bromeliads​

​​Epiphytes

​The drip tip is the pointed end of the leaf. This tip, along with the waxy covering makes it easier for water to run off the leaves.

​​Plants with drip tip

They climb up on trees to get light!

e.g. lianas​

​​Creepers

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Multiple Choice

Where are tropical rainforests located?

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Near the equator

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In the Pacific Ocean

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On every continent

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In the southern hemisphere

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Multiple Choice

Rainforests typically have more than, how much rainfall?

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250 mm

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1500 mm

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2500 mm

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500 mm

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Multiple Choice

How many seasons are there in tropical rainforests?

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Multiple Select

Rainforests are located in the continents of?

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Africa

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South America

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Europe

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Antarctica

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​Typically, they are found in nutrient-poor tropical forest soils that may not be very deep. They prevent the tree from falling over.

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​Buttress root

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​-Emergent layer: 60m tall trees

-Canopy layer: 30-40m tall trees

-Understory layer: 20-30m tall trees​

​Layers of tropical rrainforests

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The forest floor is the darkest of all rainforest layers, making it extremely difficult for plants to grow.

​Forest floor

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This soil is acidic and poor in nutrients.

​The humus layer is quickly washed out. Most nutrients are absorbed by the plants and do not get into the soil at all.

Decomposition is very fast because of warm and humid weather.​

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​The soil

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Industrial agriculture

Road building and urbanization

Mining​ etc.

​"The Lung of the Earth"

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Multiple Choice

How many layers are there in the rainforest?

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3

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Multiple Choice

Fungi and microorganisms breaking down dead plants and animals is called?

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Nutrient cycle

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Nutrient recycling

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Decomposition

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Decaying

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Multiple Choice

Young trees and palms are found in which layer?

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Emergent

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Canopy

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Understory

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Shrub

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Multiple Choice

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4. Which rainforest layer receives the most sunlight?

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Canopy

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Forest floor

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Understory

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Emergent layer

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Multiple Choice

Which map best describes the location of Tropical Rainforest

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Multiple Choice

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Which Amazon Rainforest layer is this? It's on the ground

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Canopy

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Forest floor

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​​Rafflesia

​​Jabuticaba tree

Water lily​

​- hot and wet all year

- ​high humidity

- 27-28 C degrees/average

- 2000 mm rain /average

-no seasons​

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Equatorial climate

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