come on: VEGETATION of the Great Lakes-St.Lawrence Lowland Region

VEGETATION of the Great Lakes-St.Lawrence Lowland Region

1. What is the word for vegetation in Chinese or Korean. Translate and put it here.

1.초목;한 지방 (특유) 의 식물, 식물성 기능, 식물의 성장 [발육] , 2. 조직 증식 (증) ; C 혹, 영류

2. There are a lot of broad-leaved forests in this region. What do these forests look like? Find a picture, post it and explain it in 3-5 sentence. What do you see?

I can see a lot of tree and look like it's moutian but look like not mountian

it's garden and have another color with paste

garden and have another color with paste a lot of house in there.

3. What does a broad-leaf look like? Post a picture and explain what you think "broad" means.

1.폭이 넓은, 널따란.

2.충분히, 완전히, 넓은 부분, 손바닥.

3. 순사투리로 말하다

4. There are maple trees in this region. Find a picture of a maple tree. Post it.

5. What is the Chinese or Korean word for maple trees?

단풍나무

6. There are beech trees as well. Find a picture of a beech tree. Post it.

7. What is the Chinese or Korean word for beech trees?

너도밤나무, U 너도밤나무 목재 béech · en [-ən] a

8. There are also Hickory trees in this region. Find a picture of a hickory tree. Post it.

9. What is the Chinese or Korean word for hickory tree?

1.히코리 《북미산 호두나뭇과(科)의 나무》.

2. 열매

3.지팡이

10. In other places of the region, the vegetation is a mixed forest. It has a mix of both decidous and coniferous trees, such as maple, beech, oak, ash, and birch, along with spruce, fir, pine and cedar. Find a picture of a mixed forest. Post it! Explain what "mixed" means!

mixied:
혼합한, 혼성의, 잡다한, 각양 각색의.