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  • Give a name of a grassland medicinal plant.
    Mint, chamomile, lavender, ginger, aloe vera, etc.
  • Boreal forests are also known as
    the Taiga
  • How many percent of Australia's land areas does Forest biomes occupy?
    16%
  • What are differences between marshes and swamps? State one.
    There are leafy plants in marshes but you can find waterlogged trees in swamps
  • State one of the benefits of 'cool burns'.
    Minimal flora, fauna, soil damage/ weed management/ reduce greenhouse gas emission/ no impact on farming properties and cattle grazing lands, etc.
  • The Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples' cultures are known as
    The oldest continuing living culture in the entire world
  • Give a name of fibres that can be woven into clothing
    cotton
  • A forest that has reached a great age without much disturbance is called...O
    Old-growth forest
  • Grassland can be called '〇〇〇〇〇〇〇〇〇〇〇〇 landscape' because it is too dry to become forest but too wet to become desert.
    transitional
  • Give two other names for grassland.
    savanna, steppe, pampas, prairie, chaparral, cerrado or rangeland
  • Tundra biomes are found in areas of
    high latitudes and altitudes
  • What are two main factors that affect the locations of biomes?
    Climate and soil
  • How many deserts are there in Australia?
    10
  • What is the maximum depth of water to be classified as a wetland?
    6m
  • Give names of two human activities that are making grassland disappear.
    Farming (agriculture) and urban development (urbanisation)
  • The Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples' way of burning grasslands is called...
    Cool burns
  • What are differences between Bogs and Fens? State one.
    Water source for bogs are rains (or any other types of precipitation) while fens have access to water sources. to
  • Large areas of the seafloor covered by seagrass plants are called:
    Seagrass meadows
  • Tropical grassland is also known as...
    savanna
  • The current 'hazard reduction burns' tend to be 'hot burns'. True or False?
    True
  • How many percent of native grasslands are left in Australia?
    Less than 1%
  • Give one example of a coastal wetland.
    sandy/stony shores, lagoons, mangroves (on the beach), etc.
  • Name three food grains grown in grassland.
    Corn, wheat, barley, millet, oats, millet, rye or sorghum
  • Are there deserts in Tasmania?
    No