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Tropical Rainforest
Soils: Oxisols, Utisols (called Latosols). Bad b/c nutrients are washed away
Climate: High T and wet
Vegetation: 4 Layers, vines
Tropical and Temperate Savanna
Tropical: Lowlands
Temperate: Higherlands
Savanna: Wet summer and dry winter
Soils:oxisols. ultisols, vertisols- high clay content
Temperate also includes some volcanic soils
Tropical:scrubby trees and palms
Temperate: Borad leaf evergreen,
Desert vegitation:
xerophytic: plants that have adapted to droubt conditions
Loma, cactus
Steppe
Semi arid land seperating desert from humid area
vegitation: various, fertile
Vegitation of the back lands: caatinga=palms and cacti
Humid Subtropical
Mollisols- highly fertile
Climate= Moderate
Vegitation- tall grass, mixed w/ forests
Mediterranean
Alfisols-Fairly fertile
Mild T- due to cold water currents and distance from equator
Vegitation is "Chaparral"- woody shrubs and low evergreens
Marine West Coast Rainforest
Podzolization- lacks nutrients
Climate: Not much T range, T is cool, much rain
Mosses ferns
Highlands
Inceptisols, entisols(both are early stages of development.)
Vegitation: Puna(grasses and shrubs) and Paramo(conatains puna and prickly shrubs
Climate- increases w/ elevation and remains fairly constant