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An example of commensalism in the tropical rainforest is the relationship between epiphytic plants, such as orchids or bromeliads, and the trees on which they grow. These epiphytes attach themselves to the branches of trees to access sunlight and moisture without harming the host tree. While the epiphytes benefit from their elevated position, the trees remain unaffected, illustrating a classic commensal relationship.

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