TUNDRA
By:Roy Ford
Abiotic Factors
Cold Climate , Snow , Rainfall , Short Season Of Growth And Reproduction , Structure| Small Biotic Diversity , Snow Covered Ground
biotic factors
Plant Life:
animal life :
snowy owl. artic fox the musk ox. pika . artic hare
artic moss
artic willow caribow
diamond-leaf willow
soil type:
permafrost
why we need this biome
as warm air rises from the tropical zone it is cooled in the tundra causing it to sink back into the equator.
how humans affect this biome
soil- bound carbine is in tundra permafrost. as this frozen soil thaws, its organic contents begin to decay releasing carbon dioxide.
how we can protect this biome
we can do this by blocking off certain areas so we cant destroy plant and flowers
and also picking up trash so it doesn't pollute the soil.
and also picking up trash so it doesn't pollute the soil.
what this biome is known for
the tundra is the coldest of all biome's. the tundra comes from the finished word of tundra, meaning treeless plains.
intresting fact
the tundra is the second most deadliest environment
intresting fact
the tundra only has 6 weeks of summer