whats a sub-artic forest called?
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A subartic forest is sometimes called a Boreal forest or taiga.
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3. secondary succession. \nthe undergrowth grow first before the canopy-forming trees take over again. i just had an exams with a question similar to this one. the situation was that the forest was cut clear of all its vegetation. and the answer was of course secondary.
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an African wilderness area
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a tree called Pawlonia is the one that is recomended and the World bank pays subsidies to farmers who reforrest with these trees, under their program for capturing carbon and the production of oxigen.\na good general rule for plants is to look for plants with big leaves,and this varies with climatic conditions
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Most of the conifers have a huge number of leaves. The leaves are small and needle shaped or scale like so a large number can be packed by nature in a small space.Example are \nPines,Cedars,Junipers and Xmas tree.
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http://www.csam.montclair.edu/ceterms/rainforest/RFC2002/RFC_Gallery8/Gallery8.htm
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Conifers aka pine trees.
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Check Futuro Forestal website. I´m sure they can help you!
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Elm,hickory, beech and maple trees to name a few. At least this is the link I found.
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Wiki to the rescue:\n\n"Secondary succession is one of the two types of ecological succession of plant life. As opposed to primary succession, secondary succession is a process started by an event (e.g. forest fire, harvesting, hurricane) that reduces an already established ecosystem (e.g. a forest or a wheat field) to a smaller population of species, and as such secondary succession occurs on preexisting soil whereas primary succession usually occurs in a place lacking soil. A harvested forest going back from being a cleared forest to its original state, the "climax community" (a term to use cautiously), is an example of secondary succession. Each stage a community goes through on its way to the climax community in succession can be referred to as a seral community."\n\nAlso:\n\n"Secondary succession occurs when plants colonize ground\npreviously occupied by plants and still containing soil. Since\nthe soil is still intact, it contains propagules (seeds &\nrhizomes) that are readily available for colonization.\nSecondary succession occurs following treefalls, clearcutting,\nfire, windstorms, agriculture, etc. Once soils are established, there is no fundamental difference between primary and secondary succession."
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A Silver Birch is a tree: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Silver_birch
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deforestation. It is the only forest of its type in the world, and it is receding at an alarming rate. it used to span around the globe, and now is 1/3 its original size. Many animals use this as its only habitat. deforestation causes loss of animal habitat as well. This forest is similar to the rain forest, it can't be reproduced quickly. once it is gone another forest like it will be millions of years to recreate.
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Bryophyte are soil formers in primary and secondary succession.
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IN THE WOODS..............
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A forest with an excessive amount of rain.
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Maple Elem Spruce\nAll throughout GTA
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Its usually known as a frustum . Think of it as an upturned Bucket , essentially , top part of the a  cone cut off by a plane perpendicular to the axis .