Temperate+Deciduous+Forest+Plants

deciduous trees have flat,wide, and soft leaves. these trees are also called hardwood trees and broadleaf trees. all types of these trees produce flowers. after the flowers are pollinated these flowers produce seeds, these seeds coulc grow indise of hard nuts or in pods here are some examples...walnuts,acorns,berries,or even fleshy furits. during the winter thses strees lose there leaves and it is because of photosynthesis during the winter thses trees shut down there photoysnthesis and they lose there leaves this is how they adapt to cold temperatures. there are about three different trees in this forest they are called sugar maple,elm,and or ashs trees. sap ( like the syrupery stuff on maple trees) and fungi and bacteria grow on these trees. there are two different types of layers in a forest...they are...the top layer is the canopy the uppermost brachy layer of a forest,or its stallest treetops and the understory the middle layer of the forest that includes smaller trees and the trunk of larger trees. in all forests you will see a snag a standing dead tree.

PARTS OF A TREE bark protects the tree. phloeme carries food made by the leaves to other parts of the tree. roots are underground branches of the trunk they absorb water and mineral nutrients from the soil. heartwood supports the tree. xylem or sapwood carries water and nutrients from the roots to thee leaves. cambium makes new wood and bark.

cedar elm sugar maple ash wood []