Trees in tropical rainforests grow close together primarily due to the abundant availability of sunlight, water, and nutrients in the warm, humid environment. The competition for light drives many species to develop tall, straight trunks and broad canopies, allowing them to overshadow their neighbors. Additionally, the rich biodiversity and complex ecosystem support various species that thrive in close proximity, creating a dense and layered habitat. This dense growth also helps maintain humidity and protects the soil from erosion.
No, they are so close together that little light reaches the forest floor.
fish is a swimming animal and forest is a lot of trees that are close together.
I never heard of a tropical cloud forest...rain forest yes,... the types of trees...ummm
Tropical Rain Forest.
the forest that grows the most trees is the tropical rainforest
Of Course! All forest have a lot of trees in them. If not, they aren't forests!
Some trees of the tropical deciduous forest found in India are sandalwood, shisam, mahua, sal, teak and bamboo.
it has trees and rain and it's tropical
Rain forest
trees
ever green
brazil nut tree, canopy trees