Chapter 39.6, Problem 1MC

Summary Introduction

To explain:

The reason why plants with ancestors in grassland biomes be unlikely to survive in a bog or a wet forest.

Concept introduction:

Grasslands are regions where there is a growth of grasses in large areas of land. The climatic factors like soil, temperature, and humidity are suitable for growing the species of grasses. Bog includes regions which are covered with dead remains of plants in soil with peat. These regions contain a variety of species of mosses. Wet-land forests include a variety of Eucalyptus trees. They are formed in areas where there is a heavy rainfall.