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Why do you think sunlight cannot reach the forest floor in the equatorial forest region?​

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The trees of equatorial forests are very tall (35 m-40 m) and they have a very dense and thick canopy. The result is that the canopy blocks most of the sunlight falling on them depriving the plants under them of sunlight

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