Best Habitat for Common Wood

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Across
  1. 1. Tropical, subtropical, temperate, sea level to 13,000 feet
  2. 4. Mountainous with steady rainfall
  3. 6. Sandy plains, rich upland, central to east America Maine to Florida
  4. 7. Dry ridges to peat bogs and swamps
  5. 11. Temperate areas of Northern Hemisphere
  6. 12. Limestone soils, deep loams, loess soil, fertile alluvial deposits
  7. 13. Woodland shade, grassy or peaty, moss and lichen
  8. 15. Upland groves, well drained soil in valleys
  9. 18. North America, typically near streams
  10. 19. Frigid soils with 40-50 inches of annual rain, snow to 15 feet
  11. 20. Lower well drained loam, Great Lakes to Eastern USA
Down
  1. 2. Southern Mexico, Central America and South America to Brazil and Bolivia
  2. 3. India, Sri Lanka, Myanmar, Thailand, Laos (SE Asia) 500m to 5000m of rain per year
  3. 5. Eastern North America from Southern Canada to Florida and Texas
  4. 8. Northern US and Canada to Alaska, Scattered spots in the Rockies
  5. 9. Cool mountainous areas, repopulates after fire strikes
  6. 10. Upland sand and loams, No. Dakota to Texas
  7. 14. Western USA, Himalayas and Mediterranean
  8. 16. Western Asia, Europe to the Caspian Sea/ Balkans
  9. 17. A narrow stretch of Pacific Coast, So. Oregon to California