why do mountain forests change with altitude?
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The natural environment of mountain forests
Precipitation increases with altitude because humid air arriving at the foot of a mountain condenses as it is forced to rise. In addition, evaporation also decreases with growing altitude, thus precipitation falling as snow is stored and becomes available when needed.
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Precipitation increases with altitude because humid air arriving at the foot of a mountain condenses as it is forced to rise. In addition, evaporation also decreases with growing altitude, thus precipitation falling as snow is stored and becomes available when needed.
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