Question

Equatorial evergreen forests lifestyle

Answer 1

Explanation:

high animal and vegetal biodiversity.

Obviously evergreen trees.

Sparse undergrowth interspersed with clearings.

Scarce presence of litter (organic matter settling on the ground)

presence of “strangler”, creepers (e.g. Ficusspp.)

Answer 2

Equatorial evergreen forests

Explanation:

• Tropical evergreen woods (or tropical rainforests) are found in area which gets excess 234 cm of precipitation and temperature of 20 °C or higher in the winter months. They possess around seven percent of the Earth's surface and harbor the greater part of the planet's earthbound plants and creatures.
• Tropical evergreen backwoods are thick, multi-layered, and harbor numerous sorts of plants and creatures. These woods are found in the zones accepting substantial precipitation (in excess of 200 cm yearly precipitation). They are thick. Indeed, even the daylight doesn't arrive at the ground.  
• In these woods different species of trees are found. Various kinds of trees shed their leaves at various occasions of the year. In this manner, these backwoods consistently seem green and are known as evergreen woods.
• In the Andaman and Nicobar Islands, along the Western Ghats and parts of Northeast-of Assam, West Bengal and Odisha these forests are found.  Hot and muggy atmosphere with the short dry season are experienced here. Rosewood, ebony and mahogany are the varieties of trees found here.