Title: Types of vegetation

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Q: Scientists divide the Earth’s land into what are called vegetation [...]. These areas have distinct types of plants, soil, and weather [...]. Vegetation regions can be divided into five major types: forest, grassland, [...], desert, and ice sheet.
Forest
One way to classify different types of forests is by the type of trees a forest has. [...] forests have trees with green leaves that change color in the fall and drop altogether in the winter. Trees that are common in such forests are [...] and maple.
[...] forests have trees with leaves that stay green all year long. Sometimes forests are classified by the type of leaves on their trees. Tropical rain forests are a type of [...] forest. They contain more than half of the world’s [...], or variety of plant and animal [...]. [...] forests have trees with cones and needles instead of leaves.
Tundra
Tundra is an area where tree growth is difficult because of cold [...] and short seasons. Vegetation in tundra is limited to a few [...], grasses, and mosses. The ground is often too cold for [...] to set down roots, and without plants, few animal species can survive.
Desert
Deserts have almost no [...], or rainfall. Deserts usually have really high daytime temperatures, low night time temperatures, and very low [...].

Adapted from: https://education.nationalgeographic.org/resource/vegetation-region
A: regions; patterns; tundra; Deciduous; oak; Evergreen; broad-leaved; biodiversity; species; Coniferous; temperatures; shrubs; plants; precipitation; humidity