Major Natural Vegetation Regions
Study the relationship between climate, soil, and the types of plants that grow in specific biomes across Canada.
Key Questions
- Explain why the Boreal Forest dominates much of Canada's landscape.
- Analyze the adaptations of plants and animals to the Tundra environment.
- Differentiate the vegetation characteristics of Canada's major biomes.
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