Coniferous Forest Biome
Conifers are well adapted to living in the cold. Because needles are retained for two to 15 years, they can begin photosynthesis in spring as soon as temperatures are warm enough.
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- In what region can you find the coniferous biome in Minnesota?
- Two major forces of natural change in the coniferous biome are catastrophic storms and fire. Which typically happens first?
- Coniferous trees are also called _____.
- Evergreen branches are soft and flexible, usually pointed _____ so that snow falls off them.
- ____ sculpted the coniferous biome, leaving only thin glacial deposits blanketing the bedrock in the northeast.
- The coniferous forest biome is often considered to be cool and ____.
- What holiday is most synonymous to the coniferous biome?
- Saskatoon berry and salal are common _____ found in the coniferous biome.
- The saskatoon berry grows five petaled flowers of what color?
- The nootka rose and thimbleberry are common _____ found in the coniferous biome.
- The nootka rose grows five petaled flowers of what color?
- Cities in the coniferous biome are all of these except? Duluth, Luverne, Brainerd, Bemidji, and Grand Marais
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