The mechanism that allows rain forests and marshes to have high NPP differs. For tropical rain forests, the long growing season allows plants to photosynthesize and grow throughout the year, and their high leaf area allows for high rates of gross carbon uptake. For marshes, they have plenty of nutrients for growth, but lower leaf areas, lower annual gross carbon uptake and shorter growing seasons. Marshes, thus, take up less carbon from the atmosphere, but use this carbon much more efficiently for growing plant tissues than tropical rain forests (see Rocha and Goulden 2009 Why is marsh NPP so high? Agricultural and Forest Met.)
a tropical forest has a lot of rain. a coastal forest has no rain.
it's a tropical forest of rain
Where are tropical rain forest climates typically found?
Tropical rain forest and tropical dry forest are the two types.
Tropical rain
The Tropical Rain Forest has more rain than a tropical forest.
Tropical rain forests are so named because of the high level of rain in these forests.
because of the high level of rainfall in that particular area
a rain forest
The tropical rain forest.
a tropical forest has a lot of rain. a coastal forest has no rain.
Forest and jungle ecosystems, the largest ecosytem is the Amazon Rain Forest in South America
In a tropical rain forest or anywhere tropical that is rains =)
yes
4 litres high (i think)
it's a tropical forest of rain
tropical rain forest