TREE IDENTIFICATION
PARTS OF A TREE
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Question
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The forest floor includes the ground cover and the soil. What would NOT be found in this level?
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mushrooms
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spiders
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leaf litter
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rabbits
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Explanation:
Detailed explanation-1: -Forest soils are formed in mineral deposits, are generally freely draining, and occur in several major soil groups. Peat soils are formed in situ from the dead and decomposing remains of mire growing plants, they may or may not support trees, and belong to the major soil group of histosols.
Detailed explanation-2: -The forest floor is the lowest layer where it is dark, hot, and damp. Only two per cent of sunlight gets through the thick canopy trees and understorey plants to reach the forest floor. Large-leafed shrubs and saplings (new trees) grow in the patches of sunlight.
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