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Why are tropical moist forests often less suited for agriculture and human occupation than tropical deciduous forests?
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Why are tropical moist forests often less suited for agriculture and human occupation than tropical deciduous forests?

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Because tropical moist forests are used for agricultural, the thin soil cannot support continuous cropping, while deciduous forests can regrow quickly.
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