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Goalshttps://peda.net/id/71494847f8c2020-05-25T14:41:03+03:00<ul>
<li>Knowing what site factors are.</li>
<li>Being able to explain what ecosystems, organism communities and populations are.</li>
<li>Understanding why different forests grow in different environments.</li>
<li>Identifying the most common tree species of Northern Europe.</li>
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<li><span><span class="right"><a href="https://peda.net/oppimateriaalit/e-oppi/peruskoulut/vantaa/vkk/21-22/biology/7/e8nc/2skek/tiivistelm%C3%A4/tiivistelm%C3%A4/b#top" title="BI8_kuusimetsä_oharma_98A7410.jpg"><img src="https://peda.net/oppimateriaalit/e-oppi/peruskoulut/vantaa/vkk/21-22/biology/7/e8nc/2skek/tiivistelm%C3%A4/tiivistelm%C3%A4/b:file/photo/70f0fb9a164ad6b16abd75c2d99e59e7fdc9c630/BI8_kuusimets%C3%A4_oharma_98A7410.jpg" alt="" title="The vegetation of the bottom layer of a spruce forest is scarce." class="inline" loading="lazy"/></a></span></span><span>The plants of the forest compete for access to various site factors, such as water, sunlight and nutrients. Site factors are part of the non-living environment.</span></li>
<li><span>The living nature of the forest is comprised of all the living organisms that inhabit it.</span></li>
<li><span>Dry pine forests are common in Northern Europe. Pine trees thrive in sandy soil that is low in nutrients.</span></li>
<li><span>Spruce forests and broadleaf forests grow in places where the soil is water-absorbent and rich in nutrients. </span></li>
<li>Urban forests and parks are found in urban areas. </li>
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