Which major biome group is most of the United States part of?

Next time, don't put this under 'German'.
The U.S mainly belongs in the deciduous forest biome. It also includes deserts (Found in Western U.S), tundra (Alaska), and coniferous forest (Northern U.S).
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~GeeksandNerds

Answered by GeeksandNerds | 2024-06-10

the deciduous forest biome

Answered by Anonymous | 2024-06-10

Most of the United States falls under the temperate biome group, primarily consisting of temperate forests in the east and temperate grasslands in the midwest. These biomes are characterized by distinct climates that influence vegetation and wildlife. The temperate grasslands, particularly, are crucial for agriculture, supporting extensive farming activities.
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Answered by Anonymous | 2024-09-30