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Tropical Vegetation

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Tropical Vegetation 

the aggregate of plant communities characteristic of equatorial, subequatorial, and tropical natural zones. The major types of tropical vegetation are equatorial and tropical forests, savannas, semideserts, and deserts.
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Both sierras shelter the tropical biota of our study area, warding off incursions of continental polar air masses, which in some winters sweep south from Siberia and Canada to freeze tropical vegetation across the Atlantic Basin as far south as Yucatan (Martin and Yetman, 2000).
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