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Plant Adaptations- Textbook work

This textbook overview explores biomes as large geographical regions characterized by distinct ecosystems, defined by plant types, animal species, average temperatures, and precipitation levels. Canada hosts five unique biomes, each with specific characteristics. The study of plant tropisms—including phototropism, gravitropism, and thigmotropism—highlights how plants adapt to their environments. A summary of the five Canadian biomes and their locations, along with question exercises from specified pages, will enhance understanding of plant adaptations and ecosystem diversity.

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Plant Adaptations- Textbook work

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  1. Plant Adaptations- Textbook work

  2. What is a Biome? • A large geographical region that contains similar ecosystems • Defined by • Types of plants that grow there • Types of animals that live there • Average temperature • Amount of precipitation • There are 5 biomes in Canada

  3. Plant Tropisms, Adaptations and Canadian Biomes • Read pages 417 – 419 • Define and explain (using an example) the following: • Tropism • Phototropism • Gravitropism • Thigmotropism • Adaptation – include the 3 examples provided • Summarize the 5 Canadian Biomes, including where each is found in Canada (page 419) • Answer questions #19-20 on page 418, #21-22 on page 419 • Answer questions on pages 397-401 # 1-8; page 402 #1-10, 14, 16-18 that were assigned Monday if not done.

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