Initially, about 300 kinds of plants were introduced with an emphasis on neotropical species and plants used by indigenous people. Dominants among the surviving plant species (less than 100), include Clitoria racemosa, Ceiba pentandra, Musa spp., Arenga pinnata, Epipremnum pinnatum, Syngonium podophyllum, and Cissus sicyoides. The dominant species have changed since initial assembly due to both managerial and ecological factors. One managerial influence occurred in the early 1994. Leucaena leucocephala, a fast growing legume tree species, was planted throughout the biome to shade the newly planted seedlings. This species was removed in early 1994 to provide space for other tree species.
The soils in the biome are synthesized from local material with textures ranging from sandy loam to clayey loam. In profile, the soils contain a top soil layer which is usually less than one meter thick and subsoil which consists of gravelly granite material.
Very rainy or a rain forest
dessert
in the very bottom or the very top
very little
It is very bumpy and mountainous
The weather is very hot and humid.
VERY warm
the Sahara is very dry and called a desert, the forest in Brazil is called a rain forest and very hot and moist.
they are very stupid
Yes, in the very northeastern part of the state.
VERY warm
The lower levels of the rain forest receive almost no wind. The canopy receives some wind. It is very humid and warm in the rain forest, so it is not very windy.