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분야
pptx*Climate
*Soil
*Location and Altitude
*Layers
*Effects
(2)Interactions in Tropical Rainforests
*Ecosystem members
1.Primary producers
2.Primary consumers
3.Secondary consumers
4.Tetriary consumers
5.Decomposers
*3 kinds of interactions
1.Symbiosis
2.Predators vs Prey
3.Cooperation & Competition
(3)Tropical Rainforest Biodiversity
*Introduction
*Tropical Rainforest Comparisons
*Tropical Rainforest Plants
*Tropical Rainforest Animals & Insects
*Top Biodiversity Rainforest Countries
(4) Why are Tropical Rainforests destroyed?
*Immediate Causes
1. Logging
2. Agricultures
3. Large Dams
4. Mining and Industry
5. Tourism
*Underlying Causes
DEFINITION:
A tropical rainforest is a place roughly within 28 degrees north or south of the equator.
In general, a rainforest is a forested area that receives over 60 inches of rain per year.
(*Specific types of rainforest are labeled in terms of their elevation and average temperature.)
CLIMATE
A Minimal difference between seasonal temperature. (*ONLY about 10 degrees)
High humidity is the main cause of high temperatures and the abundant rainfall.
SOIL
THE GENERAL ASSUMPTION:
The abundant of rich habitats come from fertile soil!
WRONG!
Tropical rainforests grow in nutrient-poor soil which is only two to three inches deep.
THEN WHY?
The roots of many plants spread over large areas quickly capture nutrients released by decaying plant and animal matter before the nutrients can be leached from the soil.
THEREFORE!
More nutrients are found in the living plants of the rainforest than in the supporting environment.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tropical_rainforest
TROPICAL RAINFORESTS 3rd edition, 2000 / Kelly Drinnen
http://ran.org/fileadmin/materials/education/factsheets/RAN_WhatIsARainforest.pdf
CLIMATOLOGY AnAtmospheric Science
3rd edition 2009 / HIDORE,OLIVER
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