Rainforests are
important for many reasons. Very importantly, the plants clean
the air. By absorbing carbon dioxide they help slow down the greenhouse
effect. Rainforest trees store carbon dioxide in their roots,
stems, branches, and leaves. Destroying the rainforests causes
carbon dioxide to be released, which makes the greenhouse effect
worse.
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Rainforests actually create the rain that gives them their name. As water evaporates from the forest back into the atmosphere, it forms clouds above the rainforest. The clouds release the water back as rain, which evaporates into the atmosphere, and so on in a cycle. Rainforests affect the rain and weather patterns in other parts of the world. Removal of the forests can change the rainfall patterns elsewhere.
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it is a good reason why rainforest are important becuase they actually produce the cloud to make the rain like a cycle.pattern
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rainforest important many reason cleans air delay green house affect
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It is believed that over 50% of the world's species of plants and animals are found in the rainforest
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Amazingly, only cover 6 - 7% of the total land surface on Earth is covered by rainforest. On average, there are between 20 to 80 different species of trees per acre. There is also a wide variety of animal life found in the rainforest.
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Great website. Talks about the rainforest layers and more!
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It is believed that over 50% of the world's species of plants and animals are found in the rainforest.
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