Question

In what way are the biomes of lowa and Pennsylvania alike?

Answer 1

The maple-basswood association is restricted to portions of Minnesota, Wisconsin and Iowa and characterized by American basswood (Tilia americana) and sugar maple. Pennsylvania composition is diverse with beech, yellow-poplar, basswood, oaks, and yellow buckeye (Aesculus octandra) the common deciduous trees, and hemlock the most frequently encountered conifer

Answer 2

Grassland is a common terrain type in both the biomes of lowa and Pennsylvania

Step-by-step explanation:

Grassland of Pennsylvania are alike the grassland biome of Lowa. The field of Pennsylvania have abundant of agricultural fields, grasses and wildflowers. Most of the agriculture land later on converts into a forested area.

The surface of Iowa has varied landscape with plant types such as grasslands with tall grasses of Prairie , ferns and wetlands just like the grass land of Pennsylvania.