Bark is important for many reasons. The main reason is that they stop the trees from developing cancer. Bark is like a protective layer, but since cancer is harder to get in warmer regions, it isn't as likely for a tropical rainforest tree to develop it and that is the reason their bark isn't as thick.
Another reason is so they don't get a sunburn. You can probably figure that out with logical reasoning.
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trees are the rainforests
Why are birch bark canoes important?
Bark is the outer surface of a tree trunk. Bark is so important because it keeps the tree safe from natural harm.
The type of bark used in the building of Native American Indian shelters/homes had everything to do with what type of trees were in the area. In the rainforests cedar was the bark of choice. In other areas it would be birch or ash or oak.
it needs water
Rainforests have been likened to the lungs of the planet. The abundance of vegetation and humidity help replenish and refresh the air.
Conserving rainforests is important as rainforests produce over 28% of the worlds oxygen through a process called, respiration. Rainforests are also home to thousands of different plant, animal, insect and fungi species.
No, birch trees do not die when they lose their bark. While the bark of a birch tree is important for protection and nutrient transport, the tree can survive and continue to grow even if it loses its bark.
No, its a very delicate and important eco-system
many medicines come from the rainforests
Yes, chewing gum does come from the rainforests. It originates from the chicle tree - when the bark is cut, the goo oozes out. From there it is boiled and shaped, flavours such as mint are added later.
African rainforests blocked invaders out and provided resouces.