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What is the percentage of loss of tropical rainforest?
so far, around 20%
How fast does the wind blow in a tropical rainforest?
Probably not very much.
Where is Daintree rainforest?
The Daintree Rainforest is a tropical rainforest region on the north east coast of Queensland, Australia, north of Mossman and Cairns. The Daintree is the largest continuous area of tropical rainforest on the Australian continent.
What are the chearecteristics of the rainforest shrub layer?
The shrub layer of the rainforest is 5 to 20 feet from the ground and is very dark. Since hardly any sun reaches the forest floor things begin to decay quickly. A leaf that might take one year to decompose in a regular climate will disappear in 6 weeks
What is the canopy of the rainforest?
An estimated 70-90 percent of life in the rainforest exists in the trees, above the shaded forest floor. Primary tropical rainforest is vertically divided into at least five layers: the overstory, the canopy, the understory, the shrub layer, and the forest floor. Each layer has its own unique plant and animal species interacting with the ecosystem around them. The overstory refers to the crowns of emergent trees which soar 20-100 feet above the rest of the canopy. The canopy is the dense ceiling of closely spaced trees and their branches, while the understory is the term for more widely spaced, smaller tree species and juvenile individuals that form a broken layer below the canopy. The shrub layer is characterized by shrubby species and juvenile trees that grow only 5-20 feet off the forest floor. The forest floor is the ground layer of the forest made up of the trunks of trees, fungus, and low-growing vegetation. These layers are not always distinct and can vary from forest to forest, but serve as a good model of the vegetative and mechanical structures of the forest.
What percent off sunlight does the rainforest get?
The rainforest's get 20% sunlight
What is the latitude range of a tropicalrainforest?
The Aquatic Biome exists at almost all latitudes, but a specific marine biome could give you an exact answer.
What are the monthly temperatures of a Tropical Rainforest?
Monthly temperatures in a tropical rainforest generally range from 20°C to 25°C (68°F to 77°F) with little seasonal variation due to their proximity to the equator. These forests typically have high humidity levels and experience frequent rainfall throughout the year.
What is the range of tolerance for a Tropical RainForest?
The range of tolerance for a tropical rainforest can vary, but generally, they thrive in regions with high temperatures (around 20-25°C) and abundant rainfall (around 2000-4000 mm/year). They are sensitive to changes in temperature, moisture levels, and light availability, making them vulnerable to deforestation and climate change.
When will the global warming decrease?
Global Warming is not yet decreasing even though some countries are using poo car or electric car because some countries are still burning coal to power electricity or using the chimney to burn rubbish. Now, the global warming is neither decreasing nor increasing. It is in a constant level. In few years later, the global warming will start to decrease as they will plant more trees in Sahara Desert to change it back to a tropical rainforest. That will be environmentally friendly. 23 million years ago, China and Japan was also covered in tropical rainforest but that tropical rainforest is also been destroyed. They will plant a little bit more trees but they won't turn China and Japan back to the tropical rainforest because there is already lots of buildings already. During the Pangaea, there was only very few trees. In the begging of Jurassic Period, 90% of earth land was covered in tropical rainforest. The plant-eating dinosaurs has been consuming trees in the tropical rainforest until the earth triggered a mass extinction 65 million years ago. After the mass extinction, 60% of earth's land was covered in tropical rainforest. Now only 20% of earth's land is covered in tropical rainforest. If they plant more trees and cover the Sahara Desert up, it'll be 30% of the earth's land covered in tropical rainforest. In September 2016, China might use poo car or electric car instead. In April 2017, the gas car might be terminated. In May 2017, they will use lightning to power electricity instead of burning coal and they will use rubbish burner to burn rubbish. In June 2017, 21% of earth's land might be covered in tropical rainforest and few parts of Sahara Desert has been destroyed. Trees takes about several months to grow.
What is the canopy of the rainforests?
An estimated 70-90 percent of life in the rainforest exists in the trees, above the shaded forest floor. Primary tropical rainforest is vertically divided into at least five layers: the overstory, the canopy, the understory, the shrub layer, and the forest floor. Each layer has its own unique plant and animal species interacting with the ecosystem around them. The overstory refers to the crowns of emergent trees which soar 20-100 feet above the rest of the canopy. The canopy is the dense ceiling of closely spaced trees and their branches, while the understory is the term for more widely spaced, smaller tree species and juvenile individuals that form a broken layer below the canopy. The shrub layer is characterized by shrubby species and juvenile trees that grow only 5-20 feet off the forest floor. The forest floor is the ground layer of the forest made up of the trunks of trees, fungus, and low-growing vegetation. These layers are not always distinct and can vary from forest to forest, but serve as a good model of the vegetative and mechanical structures of the forest.
What are the four layers in the rainforest?
Emergent layer where trees poke higher, canopy layer thick shelter made by trees overlapping, understory layer where the trunks and ferns etc are and the floor where more plants, ferns, baby trees and leaves are, the leaves get so thick that they become a carpet.
