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Why do trees in the rainforest's have straight trunks and few lower branches?
Trees in the rainforest grow tall to compete for sunlight in dense canopies. Straight trunks help them reach the light, while few lower branches reduce self-shading and help them allocate more energy to vertical growth. This adaptation enables efficient light capture and promotes survival in the competitive rainforest environment.
Why does a rainforest frogs live in the rainforest?
The rainforest has many trees. A desert has few trees. So it's not surprising that tree frogs live in the rainforest.
Why does a typical rainforest tree have a straight trink and few lower branches?
because it needs to get to the sunlight and not waist energy on building wide. It just needs the SUN
What is a pachycaul?
A pachycaul is any of several primitive tropical trees which have a thick stem and few or no branches.
What does the Taiga and Tropical Rainforest have in common?
The Taiga and tropical rainforest have a few things in common. They share location, they are both lush, and heavily populated with trees.
What natural resources were the Iroquois people homes made of?
they were made out of bark trees wood and a few branches
The primary reason why certain trees tend to grow straight and tall with few lateral branches when compared with other trees is because?
of genetic factors influencing their growth pattern. Some tree species have a genetic predisposition to grow straight and tall, while others may have more branching tendencies. Environmental factors such as competition for light can also influence a tree's growth habit.
What do rainforest three toed sloths eat?
The three toed sloth eats buds twigs and leaves from a few forest trees which are mainly cecropia and lives solely in its branches only coming down to the ground to defacate as they cannot walk properly instead they loll along dragging themselves awkwardly across the forest floor because they spend all of their time in the branches of the trees eating.Sloths are the best!!!!!!!!!!!!!!and they are so so cute.
Why do people from the rainforest cut down the trees that give us oxygen?
People cut down trees, in the rainforests and elsewhere, because they find advantage in doing so. Either they have a direct use for the trees or they can sell them for money. Few people think that the removal of a few hundred or a few thousand trees will impact the oxygen levels in the air. In fact, the vast majority of free oxygen in the air comes from plants living in the oceans of the world.
What are some attractions in the tropical rain forest?
The triple canopy of trees, colorful birds, huge insects, and interesting mammals are just a few of the attractions of the tropical rainforest.
How do some trees survive bushfires?
A number of trees have loose bark and few or no low hanging branches. When a fire passes through it scorches the bark. It may burn the few low hanging branches, but there are not enough of them to set the rest of the tree on fire. Since the tree is always producing new bark, it does not matter that the outside layer was burned. Since its crown with the major branches are above the flames, they did not catch fire. If you visit tree farms in the South Eastern part of the United States, you will notice the trees do not have low hanging branches. If a fire comes through, it will remain close to the ground. It will not touch the tree tops. It will not burn down the trees.
Which terrestrial biome is characterized by few trees large grazing animals and seasonal rain?
The tropical rainforest gets the most rainfall; over 200 cm of rain annually.
