Deciduous woodlands features (Edexcel GCSE Geography A): Quizzes

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Deciduous woodlands features
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Where are deciduous woodland ecosystems primarily located?

Europe, SE USA, China & Japan

What are abiotic components of an ecosystem?

Non-living elements

How do humans influence abiotic components in deciduous woodlands?

Walking, cycling & picnics create paths

Why are deciduous woodland soils highly fertile?

Decomposed leaf litter builds deep soil

How do leaching rates in deciduous woodlands compare to tropical rainforests?

Slower leaching rates

When does the herb layer complete most of its growth?

During spring before canopy closes

Which is NOT a layer in deciduous woodland structure?

Shrub layer

What is the max average summer temperature in deciduous woodlands?

17°C

When does peak rainfall typically occur in deciduous woodlands?

October to February

What are the three stores in the Gersmehl model?

Biomass, litter & soil

How do biomass and soil stores compare in deciduous woodlands?

Remarkably similar in size

Why do deciduous trees shed leaves seasonally?

Adapt to cooler temps & varying moisture

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