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Marigold is a 4 foot tall plant with red and orange flowers that grows in light soil, especially in desert regions. It is a dicot angiosperm that can be found in most parts of the world. Marigold is edible, may help treat cancer, and is thought to improve mood.
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The document describes 4 different habitats: 1) Woodland habitat which is an open space with few trees and lots of grass home to animals that live in the ground or grass. 2) Tree habitat which is home to animals that live in or on trees. 3) Pond habitat which is a body of still fresh water home to plants and animals that live in or near the water. 4) Under the log habitat which lacks light and is home to minibeasts that feed on rotting wood or prey on other minibeasts.
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The tropical dry forests of western Madagascar are home to many endemic plant and animal species. They have warm temperatures year-round, alternating wet and dry seasons, and rich soils. Native plants include baobabs, acacias, and indio desnuda trees. Animals include the fossa predator, dwarf and sifaka lemurs, and mouse and sportive lemurs. Species cooperate by watching each other but also compete for resources. The forests face threats from fires, erosion, hunting and climate change and contain endangered species like the fossa and golden-crowned sifaka.
Desert flora & fauna
Deserts cover about one-fifth of the Earth's surface where rainfall is less than 50 cm per year. There are both hot and cold deserts, with the Sahara being the largest hot desert and Antarctica the largest overall. Desert plants have adaptations like shallow or deep roots to access water from storms or groundwater. Common plants include cacti, while animals include camels, lizards, tortoises, foxes, and snakes.
Tropical seasonal forests
Tropical seasonal forests have distinct wet and dry seasons, with trees appearing dormant during the dry season but green and vibrant during the rainy season. These forests most commonly occur in parts of India, Southeast Asia, West Africa, the West Indies, Northern Australia, Southern Mexico, and Paraguay. They have a seasonal climate with a longer dry season lasting over five months and higher temperatures. Many plant and animal species have adapted to survive the arid dry seasons, with trees shedding leaves and some animals foraging at night or hiding underground. However, tropical seasonal forests are threatened by agricultural development and deforestation.
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The desert biome receives less than 25cm of rainfall per year and has temperatures averaging between 68-77 degrees Fahrenheit daily, though nights are cooler. Plant life is sparse but includes cacti and small shrubs that absorb and store water to survive long dry periods. Animal species like coyotes, foxes, and snakes are nocturnal to avoid the heat and include those adapted to the desert climate and scarce resources.
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Tropical seasonal forests have distinct wet and dry seasons, with trees appearing dormant during the dry season but green and vibrant during the rainy season. These forests most commonly occur in parts of India, Southeast Asia, West Africa, the West Indies, Northern Australia, Southern Mexico, and Paraguay. They have a seasonal climate with a longer dry season lasting over five months and higher temperatures. Many plant and animal species have adapted to survive the arid dry seasons, with trees shedding leaves and some animals foraging at night or hiding underground. However, tropical seasonal forests are threatened by agricultural development and deforestation.
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The desert biome receives less than 25cm of rainfall per year and has temperatures averaging between 68-77 degrees Fahrenheit daily, though nights are cooler. Plant life is sparse but includes cacti and small shrubs that absorb and store water to survive long dry periods. Animal species like coyotes, foxes, and snakes are nocturnal to avoid the heat and include those adapted to the desert climate and scarce resources.
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