I have an assignment in biology that says, "Name the four layers of a mixed deciduous forest." But every time I Google it, I get five layers instead of four.
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It is easy to split differently. I suppose you learned the simplest form. You should therefore better keep in your teaching material and not the web, because (even in categorizations) there is often more than a right solution. However, practically in all subjects, only one solution is called to prevent the students from confusing in addition.
It is easy to split differently. I suppose you learned the simplest form. You should therefore better keep in your teaching material and not the web, because (even in categorizations) there is often more than a right solution. However, practically in all subjects, only one solution is called to prevent the students from confusing in addition.
Layers that are to be kept apart in any case:
Here is a material for teaching with 4 floors 02-Stockwerke-des-Waldes.pdf (bildung-mv.de)
In higher classes, study of biology, etc. is then more finely divided.
comes at the angle of view, I come on 6 layers….
starting from above:
Tree crown layer (Upper layer or crown roof)
Tree interlayer (medium layer)
Shrub layer
Scratch layer (ground layer or sub-growth)
Floor layer (street or humus layer)
root
the task is to name 4 of it….
mash
I would combine the moss and the herb layer into one layer.