The document defines and describes deciduous forests. Deciduous forests are biomes mainly composed of trees that lose their leaves in autumn and winter. They are located across parts of Europe, Asia, North America, and South America. Deciduous forests have warm summers and cold winters, with frequent rain and potential snow in winter. Common plant species include maple, oak, beech, and elm trees, while animal species include squirrels, coyotes, raccoons, woodpeckers, black bears, wolves, and white-tailed deer. Human activity such as agriculture and logging have negatively impacted deciduous forest areas over time by reducing forest coverage and threatening valuable tree species.
2. DEFINITION
Type of biome, mainly with trees that lose their
leaves in autnm and winter. It’s also the place
where a variety of plants and animals live.
4. MAIN FEATURES:
Temperature:
Warm summers and cold winters. Reaching 32ºC
in summer and freezzing temperatures in winter.
Precipitation:
Rainning is frecuent. In winter
it can be snow
9. OTHERS FEATURES:
HUMAN EFECTS
Because the soil is excellent for agriculture, many
forests were cut down long time ago. Many species of
trees were also affected because they were valuable for
their wood.
