Chapter 36.2, Problem 6A

Summary Introduction

Introduction:

Tundra biome situated mostly in the Arctic and Antarctic region has land with underlying snow with hardly any scope of vegetation. The savanna grasslands are areas with tall grasses and scattered bushes and trees.

Prairies are long stretches of grasslands sometimes specifically with growing wheat. Coniferous forests, mostly evergreen with a very few exceptions, are trees with needle-like leaves and bear pines or cones which are their reproductive units.