The soil in rainforests is often poor due to its rapid decomposition and nutrient cycling. While the abundant rainfall supports lush vegetation, it also leaches essential nutrients from the soil. Additionally, the dense canopy prevents sunlight from reaching the forest floor, limiting the growth of underbrush that could contribute organic matter to the soil. As a result, the nutrient-rich top layer is quickly depleted, leaving the soil less fertile over time.
A tropical rainforest gets much more precipitation than a desert gets, so, the tropical rain forest's soil is even more moister than dessert soil, the dessert soil is exceedingly dry.
it not hot in the rain forest
Because, the rain forest is obviously called the rain forest for a reason! So there you go! There's your answer!
It is known as the Amazon rain forest.
Typically, because the heavy nutrient cycling of tropical rain forests are so high, the top soil in these forests is very shallow- perhaps less than a meter. Once the forest is gone and the soil is used for farmland, it will never come back..... then the sun will beat down and further add to the stress of the land------ desert baby yeah.........
Typically, because the heavy nutrient cycling of tropical rain forests are so high, the top soil in these forests is very shallow- perhaps less than a meter. Once the forest is gone and the soil is used for farmland, it will never come back..... then the sun will beat down and further add to the stress of the land------ desert baby yeah.........
The tropical country , such as south Africa and so on are the rain forest which have the most rain forest .
they are difficult to establish and regenerate because the trees are so tall and it will take them ages to grow that high again
A kennet is a rain forest so different types of rain forest animals!
because we all polluted the forest.
Every thing trees make Oxegon and it makes paper rain is good and animals live in the rain forest so that's why a rain forest is so important:)
the rain forest in Kenya so to speak.