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Why are trees in the rainforest so tall

Why are trees in the rainforest so tall
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Why are trees in the rainforest so tall

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It’s competition for sunlight. Trees in a dense forest are often tall and thin, as each tree is trying to reach sunlight.

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User Mohammad Daliri
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Trees in the rainforest are so tall because they compete for sunlight. Hope this helps!

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