Natural Features of the TVC

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Natural Features of the TVC Ruapehu

Climate and vegetations Zones on Ruapehus Southern slopes Height (m) Copy this diagram into your book – use page 59 of you can’t see this from where you are sitting  Mt Ruaphu 2800 Temp drops 4 degrees per 1000m 2600 Wind and rainfall increases 2400 Snow/ice 2200 2000 Lichens and moss 1800 Top of Bruce Alpine herb 1600 1400 Chateau Scrub lands 1200 1000 Tussock 800 Tussock East West 9 km

Ruapehu’s Southern Slope Relief Built up by tectonic processes (subduction of the Pacific Plate under the Indian-Australian Plate) and as successive volcanic eruptions have added layers of ash and lava to build up the mountain.

Soil Increases in depth and fertility as altitude decreases. This is due to the vegetation becoming more complex at lower altitudes, which adds organic matter.

Vegetation Increases in coverage as altitudes decreases, this is related to the soil development, and climate (which is not as harsh at lower altitude).

Vegetation Succession Complete the handout into your books.