Freshman Biome Powerpoint

3. What Biome is this? http://www.ghirardelli.com/products/cocoa_unsweetened.aspx http://www.chocolatebakeryblog.com/ http://corporateknightsforum.com/index.php/CKtemplates/CKcomments/4/ http://www.ikon-gallery.co.uk/online_shop/other/item/rubber_band_ball/

4. Rainforest

8. Tropical Rainforest Climatograph

9. CLIMATOGRAM

15. Temperate rain forest

21. Temperate rain forest moss

23. Temperate Rainforest Trophic Pyramid

24. Canopy of Forest Canopy receives lots of light, but blocks the light from areas Below.

25. understory

26. Tropical nurse log Epiphyte – one plant that grows on another; non-parasitic relationship; nutrients obtained from dust, water, and air.

27. Nurse log lower left T.R.F. Nutrient-rich soil because a lot of dead organic matter on the ground is slowly decayed by fungi, insects and bacteria. Possibly more biomass (Plant material, vegetation, or agricultural waste) in this biome than in any other.

29. Canopy

31. Some place to preserve

33. Tundra

38. Arctic Tundra Climatograph

44. Alpine Tundra Typically located at an altitude higher than 10,000 feet

54. Temperate deciduous forest

58. Deciduous Forest Climatograph

63. Temperate deciduous forest

66. Boreal Coniferous Forest ( Temperate Boreal Forest )

75. Grassland Photo Source: http://www.eco-pros.com/grasslands.htm

77. Savanna Grasslands Locations Savannas found in Africa, Australia, South America and India

95. Desert Climatograph

100. Desert Biome video

102. What Biome is this? http://en.wikivisual.com/index.php/Ficus http://cleantechnica.com/2008/10/29/scientists-say-olive-stones-can-be-used-as-fuel/ http://poesia-design.blogspot.com/2008/08/style-with-tiles.html http://www.meijer.com/ http://www.bensorensen.com/druidsgarden/sage.html

111. California Chaparral

115. Marine

119. Commensalism in Marine

121. Marine Biome

125. Freshwater Ponds & Lakes Streams & Rivers Wetlands Photo Source: http://www.ucmp.berkeley.edu/exhibits/biomes/freshwater.php