Just about all of it.
Only the sunlight not captured at the canopy penetrates into lower stories.
http://wiki.answers.com/How_much_sunlight_gets_to_the_canopy_layer_of_the_rain_forest#ixzz19KjIibdm
a2. You can easily do an experiment. Go into a single story forest, and at some suitable place, take a shot with your camera pointing straight up.
From this you should be able to estimate the proportion of clear sky visible from below the canopy. The covered space is that captured by the canopy.
The main layers of the rainforest (from top to bottom) are th Emergent Layer, the Canopy Layer, the Under Store, the Shrub Layer, and the Forest Floor.You are welcome!
the canopy of th rainforest
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Since the canopy of the trees in the rain forest are high up there arent many plants living except for fungus and seedlings. As far as animals go there are many birds up there to escape the threat of predators down below. There are also many different species of primates that dwell in the canopy such as lemurs and baboons.Answer:The diversity of the rainforest canopy depends on the rainforest location - the Amazonian forest is very different from that of Canada's British Columbia. Using th Amazonian forest as an example, the canopy of the rainforest is a vibrant ecology with hundreds of species of plants and animals. The plant species include the trees producing the canopy, parasitic species, and fungi. The animals include a wide range of mammals (monkeys, sloths, predators, bats), insects, reptiles, amphibians
The ruby-throated hummingbird primarily inhabits the upper layers of the rainforest, particularly in the canopy and sub-canopy areas. These regions provide ample flowering plants for feeding and suitable nesting sites. Their agile flying abilities allow them to navigate through the dense foliage while seeking nectar from various flowers.
No, the crust is the very thinnest layer of the Earth. The mantle is the largest layer of the Earth if you take the core to be separated into the inner and outer zones.
The problem arising in th eozone layer is ozone depletion. It causes the UV rays to enter the earth.
so th plant can get enery from sunlight to make sugar :)
Animals don't eat sunlight so that cell part doesn't exist in an animal. But in a plant it is th chloroplast.
The ozone layer helps to guard against the harmful UV radiations from the sun. These are very high frequency waves.
The "ozone layer" is roughly the same condition it has always been in. The amount of ozone in the upper atmosphere varies mainly due to variations in solar activity. UV radiation has serious affects on this layer. Holes form over the poles at the end of each winter due to a lack of sunlight. When the sun returns, the "holes" quickly disappear.
Ozone is likely to decrease at poles. Mostly at Antarctica.