Forest Flashcards

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Canopy (Noun)

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The highest layer of a forest

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Maritime Forest (Noun)

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The forest by the sea with oaks, palms, and palmettos

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Understory (Noun)

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The plants in an forest that grow low to the ground

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4
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Epiphyte (Noun)

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A plant that lives on an another plant

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Salt-shearing (Verb)

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Shearing of a plant from the salt carried by the sea breezes

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Community (Noun)

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Populations of all species that are in and interact in a habitat

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Climax Community (Noun)

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A stable community that doesn’t need outside help and does not change over time

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Succession (Noun)

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The changes in communities that lead to a climax community

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9
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Pioneer Plant (Noun)

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Plants that can sustain themselves anywhere

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Microclimate (Noun)

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The local climate of a small habitat

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Dune Ridge (Noun)

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Upland ridges form from sand dunes on beaches

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Swale (Noun)

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Low area between dunes

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Slough (Noun)

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Freshwater area, can range from temporary ponds to permanent swamps located in swales

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