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∙ 16y ago* Xeric upland forest occurs mainly in the Shawnee Hills in southern Illinois on sites where the soils are even thinner than those of barrens. The trees have a stunted, gnarly growth form on these nutrient poor, droughty soils. * Dry upland forests grows on steep ridges, along rocky cliffs, and on bedrock outcrops along the Mississippi River and in the Shawnee Hills. Many of these sites were barrens in the past when natural fires were not extinguished by humans. The soils are thin and excessively drained, but the trees are not as stunted as those of the xeric upland forest, which have even thinner soils.
# Barrens means describes a variety of open-canopied forests with understories of grasses and prairie plants. They are a unique combination of forest (oak) opening and prairie surrounded by dry or mesic upland forests with greater canopy cover. Both barrens and savannas have widely spaced trees and understories of grasses, but whereas savannas occur on a range of soils from nutrient poor to nutrient rich, barrens are restricted to poor, thin, excessively drained soils.
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∙ 12y agoThe characteristics of a forest include:
- trees which gives wildlife a habitat
- Birds
- River and fertile soil in the deep end of the forest for growing crops and veggies .
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∙ 11y agoHey this is Roxanne! :)
And precisely from my point this question has many answers!
Well a forest has trees which gives a wildlife to it and animals, obviously for their shelter. Birds, they help the plants in pollination and fertilization in the plants that grow there. River and fertile soil in the deep end of the forest for growing crops and veggies (not forgetting our dear fruits). That's why, did you notice that people like to live more in the forest than in the modern
country and towns we live today (for the crops).
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∙ 13y agoevergreen, needles no leaves or branches, tall green pointy
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∙ 14y agoThey are filled wit animals and plants. They have tons of trees.
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my answere is: A forest is an area of land dominated by trees. wll is short but y trie my best
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trees that grow in a flood plane. Apex
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What are the natural characteristics of Sweden?
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What are the key characteristics of the Waverly Hills?
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