To get more sunlight
the trees above them move there leaves
hangign vines
Vines wrap around rainforest trees because there is very little light below the top of the rainforest. The very high tree canopy makes it so that not much light reaches the forest floor. Vines use trees as ladders to get high into the canopy to access light for their shoots to engage in photosynthesis and promote proper growth.
Vines are common in a rain forest because under the canopy are a few shorter trees and many vines, orchids, and ferns.
a jungle has vines and wild animals, while a forest has poison plants a jungle has vines and wild animals, while a forest has poison plants a jungle has vines and wild animals, while a forest has poison plants
canopy conifers like firs, cedars, hemlock and spruce, as well as understory vines, maples and dogwoods, and forest floor mosses, ferns and shrubs.
canopy conifers like fires, cedars, hemlock and spruce, as well as understory vines, maples and dogwoods, and forest floor mosses, ferns and shrubs.
a grape of vines in a forest
Essentially, they climb up the trunk and find a branch. As they grow around the branch, the branch itself continues to grow outward, and the vine is pulled away from the trunk.
The animals in a tropical rain forest that eat vines are many. The most common ones are the deer and antelopes. There are other small animals that eat vines and ferns.
woody forest or rainforests
The rain forest