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What are the plants in a tropical rainforest?

Some common plants found in a tropical rainforest include epiphytes (such as orchids and bromeliads), towering trees like mahogany and kapok, as well as various species of ferns and palms. The dense vegetation in tropical rainforests supports a wide variety of plant species with adaptations to the humid and warm climate.


Are epiphytes plants in the tropical rainforest?

Yes, epiphytes are plants that grow on other plants but are not parasitic. Many epiphytes can be found in tropical rainforests, where they thrive by obtaining nutrients from the air, rain, and debris that accumulate around them. They play an important role in the rainforest ecosystem by providing habitats for a variety of organisms.


What adaptations of rain forest plants make them like the source of medicine?

the leaves of forest trees have adapted to cope with exceptionally high rainfall. Many tropical rainforest leaves have a drip tip. Scientists are sent in pursuit of collecting tropical plants. They screen these plants with modern techniques to develop new compounds.


What animals cooperate in the tropical rainforest?

In the tropical rainforest, various animal species cooperate with each other for survival. For example, ants and plants may form symbiotic relationships where the plants provide food and shelter for the ants in exchange for protection. Additionally, some bird species work together to forage for food or to warn each other about predators.


What grows in a tropical rainforest?

Typically, the plants that grow best in a tropical rainforest are the ones that thrive on dampness, lots of water and very little light (except for those which grow upwards toward the light). Such plants include the broad families of ferns, orchids, moss, fungi and lichen. For more detail on specific plants, have a look at the Rainforest Plant Database found at: http://www.rain-tree.com/plants.htm