Types of Vegetation (6th grade)

Boreal forests are also called:

• Tropical

• Conifers

• Temperate

• Mediterranean

The boreal forest occurs mainly in:

• South America

• Canada, Russia, and Northern Europe

• Africa

• Australia

The most common type of tree in boreal forests is:

• Palm trees

• Pines

• Eucalyptus

• Ipês

Temperate and subtropical forests are marked by:

• Well-defined seasons

• Intense heat all year round

• Small trees

• Little rain

An example of a temperate forest is:

• Amazon

• Forests of Europe and part of North America

• Caatinga

• African savanna

Tropical and equatorial forests have:

• Low trees

• Great biodiversity and high humidity

• Little rain

• Coniferous trees

The Amazon Rainforest is an example of:

• Shrub vegetation

• Equatorial forest

• Herbaceous vegetation

• Temperate forest

Shrub vegetation is mainly formed by:

• Giant trees

• Medium and twisted plants

• Low grasses

• Conifers

Savannas are typical of regions:

• Cold

• Tropical, with dry and rainy seasons

• Temperate

• Mediterranean

O cerrado brasileiro é um exemplo de:

• Floresta equatorial

• Savana

• Tundra

• Vegetação desértica