What type of biome is the dry woodlands?

Dry woodlands, often referred to as temperate woodlands or dry forests, are characterized by a mix of trees and shrubs adapted to a Mediterranean climate with hot, dry summers and mild, wet winters. These biomes typically feature drought-resistant species, such as oak and pine, and have a distinct understory of grasses and shrubs. The ecosystems are known for their rich biodiversity, providing habitat for various wildlife, and they play a crucial role in carbon storage and soil conservation.