What adaptations do the plants have in the tropical rainforest?

Answer 1

Here are some ways plants adapt in the Amazon rainforest: climb up each other to get sunlight, has leaves or petals that catch rainwater, has leaves or petals that get bigger to get sunlight, developing bright colors to attract insects for pollination, getting used to acidic soil, being an invasive plant, and being native to the region. That is all the adaptationsI know of. ;)

Answer 2

All plants adapt, most trees don't even grow in the soil at first. They grow on and through dead decaying trees that have already fallen. Other plants can grow on tree trunks while the tree is still growing and alive. So the simple answer to your question is yes.

Answer 3

An example of adaptation in the tropical rain forest is sloths climbing trees to escape predators.

Answer 4

trees with above ground roots called butteresses, which increase stability

Answer 5

Larger leaves to catch more water and to allow more photosynthesis in limited sunlight, rapid decomposition of the forest floor, etc.

Answer 6

One adaptations is that pointy leaf tips point leafs downward to help drain water.

Answer 7

First I don't know if you mean animals or the rain forest itself??