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tundra
The northern-most biome that has long, cold winters, permafrost, and few trees.

taiga
Also known as the coniferous forest, that has mostly evergreen trees, that produce seeds
in cones.

desert
The biome that has hot days and cold nights, receives less than 25cm of precipitation per year.

temperate deciduous forest
This biome has a variety of flat-leaved trees that loose their leaves in the fall in order to conserve water

grassland
This biome is dominated by many different species of grasses, found on every continent and has dry and wet seasons each year.

biome
a large geographic region that has a similar climate, plants and animals

succession
the gradual regrowth of an ecosystem over time

pioneer species
the first organisms to grow in an area that is going through succession; ex lichens & weeds

temperate rainforest
The biome found in the U.S. and Canadian west coasts that has cold average temperatures, where the soil is very rich and organic, with lush vegetation including shrubs, moss, lichens, tall trees (conifers), and ferns.
tropical rainforest
The biome with the greatest biodiversity on the planet, poor soil, over 400 cm of rain per year.

ecosystem
a community of biotic and abiotic factors that work together in a given area
