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I am biologist from Brazil. In my studies i concered that is several specific common types of grass. There is sweet grass, grassipotimus ( Herbiculous matucilo ) and just common grass ( Grassitopia Potato ) and tall grass where what people have told me wild pikachu's live.

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Do coconut trees grow in the Amazon rainforest?

Yes, coconut trees do not naturally grow in the Amazon rainforest. They thrive in coastal tropical regions with well-drained soil and plenty of sunlight. The Amazon rainforest, on the other hand, has a different ecosystem with dense canopy cover, high humidity, and nutrient-poor soil, which is not suitable for coconut tree growth.


Where can you find the largest rainforest in the world?

The Amazon represents over half of the planet's remaining rain forest and it comprises the largest and most species-rich tract of tropical rain forest in the world. It is being cleared logged at a terrifying rate and used to grow palm oil and beef cattle.


Is grass a renewable or nonrenewable resource?

grass is a renewable resource because when it is dead, it will grow again and again Well... dormant would be more accurate. Otherwise, I agree it is renewable.


What fossil fuel resources are found in the amazon rainforest?

By all means, no. The rainforests grow not in fertile soil but in their own leaf litter, this alone sustains them. When forest is cut/burnt down this leaf litter is gone leaving the poor soil behind. You may grow grass here but soon after the soil is depleted of all nutrients, no rainforest will regrow by any chance. Also many rainforest trees (mainly hardwoods like Teak and Mahogany) grow incredibly slowly, sometimes taking hundreds of years which makes tropical hardwood completely non-renewable. (even if you could just grow the stuff anywhere)


What types of softwood trees grow in the rain forest?

Common softwood trees that grow in the rainforest include species like pine, cedar, Douglas-fir, and spruce. These trees are well-adapted to the moist and warm conditions of the rainforest environment, making them important components of the ecosystem.