What is the average annual rainfall in the Amazon Basin? What is the average precipitation in the tropical rainforest biome? How much rain does the Atacama Desert get? What climate zone is the Amazon rainforest in? On average, how much precipitation does a temperate forest get?
However, the tree does have several different names. Besides monkeypod, it's also widely known as a rain tree. This name probably comes from the fact that grass under a monkeypod tree always remains green, even in times of drought. That's partly because the tree's leaves curl ...
What type of forest cover does Riau, Indonesia have? What is the climate of a deciduous forest like? How much of Alaska is boreal forest? How big is the desert biome? What is the average rainfall of a temperate broadleaf forest biome? How many acres of rainforest are in the Amazon Bas...
Our work provides much-needed information on the activity patterns of aerial insectivorous assemblages of southern South America and demonstrates that the smallest within the smaller endotherms face an increased challenge to survive in cold climates. By showing that bats of the subtropical region of Bra...
, anyone from the group who wanted to venture inside had to either brave the cold in a swimsuit or spend the remainder of the journey in wet clothes (as I previously mentioned, we were stuck in heavy rainfall on the second leg of the hike, so this ended up not mattering so much!)....
They’re native to the tropical regions of Asia and Australia, where sunshine and rainfall are plentiful. These fast-growing plants are renowned for their big, beautiful foliage, specifically their heart or arrow-shaped leaves that resemble an “elephant’s ear.” Alocasias grow from tubers ...
Mycorrhizal strategies are very effective in enhancing plant acquisition of poorly-mobile nutrients, particularly phosphorus (P) from infertile soil. Howev
Ecologists have developed mathematical equations describing how much prey a predator should be able to eat, and elegant graphs show how populations rise and fall as one eats the other. But what really happens in nature? Does size matter? How many 1-day-old tadpoles does a fully grown w...
How much rain does the Amazon rainforest get per year? What upper atmospheric river conditions can cause a derecho? Where does precipitation occur? What weather is associated with cA air masses? What is the weather in the Andes Mountains? When does the seasonal thermocline occur? How does a ...
So, when you bring a plant into your home, the goal should be to mimic its natural environment. If your plant thrives in an arid setting, such as cacti or succulents, giving it too much water will make it suffer. Likewise, if your plant flourishes in a rainforest, such as a monstera...