A biome characterized by treeless vegetation populated by mosses, lichens, herbaceous perennials, dwarf shrubs and grasses.

A US-based nonprofit organization that works all over the the world to protect ecologically valuable land and water areas.

A branch of biology that deals with the chemistry of living organisms, particularly the structure and function of their chemical components.

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Valley Forge, which has been in business more than 30 years, has stepped up as a reuse and recyclability leader in the hospitality industry.

In biology, canopy refers to the above ground portion of a plant, vegetation or crop community. The term is often identified with forests.

The study of living organisms and systems. Biology began as a science that observes the natural world.

Light produced by living organisms through a chemical reaction and the process of emitting biologically-produced light.

The partially decomposed remains of plants which accumulate and are preserved in waterlogged conditions in areas of cool, humid climate.

The process in which growing human populations build and inhabit cities or suburbs. Historically, it has been closely connected with industrialization.

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