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Flood Plain and Higher Ground Habitats
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- Jul 15, 2011
Summary:In this video segment from NatureScene, take a tour of the Congaree Swamp National Park to learn about where the high-ground and floodplain environments meet. The boundary between dry and semi-saturated ground supports a diversity of plants, including loblolly pines and beech trees on higher ground, as well as understory plants such as doghobble and cinnamon fern. Decomposers like mushrooms, which are also understory plants, help to break down and cycle nutrients back into the soil. Plant habitat and adaptation here are predominantly influenced by soil type and saturation.
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Beech Tree, Cinnamon Fern, decomposer, Doghobble, flood plain, high ground, loblolly pines, mushroom, saturation, soil type, teachers domain
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