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What is the adaption for the tropical rainforest trees?
Tropical rain forests are home to hundreds of plant species because they provide a mild climate, sufficient water, and ample sunlight. To be able to compete for environmental resources, plants must adapt or develop specialized features.
Many species in the rainforest have evolved to fill specific habitats and protect themselves from predators.
In the tropical rain forest, among plants, most of the tree leaves are large and dark green in color. This broad lamina helps the plant capture more sunlight for the photosynthetic process.
The branches of the rainforest trees grow at the top part of the trunk to capture more sunlight. The majority of the tree roots spread near the top of the soil to absorb more nutrients, but they do have deep, extended roots to anchor the tree to the ground.
As a very less amount of sunlight can reach the floor of the rainforest, trees have adapted to grow at large heights.
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