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Explain the flora of the rainforests?​

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Answered by anilahirwar0002
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Explanation:

Ferns, lichens, mosses, orchids, and bromeliads are all epiphytes. The tropical rainforest is also home to nepenthes or pitcher plants. These are plants that grow in the soil. They have leaves that form a cup where moisture gathers.

Answered by BlastOracle
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Explanation:

The tropical rainforest animals (fauna) live in different layers (strata) of the jungles. The forest floor is generally dark and damp and is home to many plants, insects, amphibians, spiders, small mammals, and lizards. The understory layer could be described as the middle part of the flora system

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