Author Question: The root systems of trees in tropical rain forests expand outward from the tree because (Read 57 times)

amal · **on:** Apr 15, 2021

The root systems of trees in tropical rain forests expand outward from the tree because
◦ there is a shortage of rainfall in the region tends to prohibit effective plant growth.
◦ the mineral content of the soil is shallow and hence roots expand laterally rather than vertically to exploit the shallow nutrient layer.
◦ the ground layer of vegetation in tropical forests is so thick so the roots extract nutrients from the vegetation.
◦ the ground temperatures in tropical forests are too high to allow for deep roots.
◦ the trees are very short and do not need deep roots.

zenzy · **Reply #1 on:** Apr 15, 2021

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