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Why are there so few plants that live at the ground level of the tropical rainforest?
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Why are there so few plants that live at the ground level of the tropical rainforest?
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Why are there so few plants that live at the ground level of the tropical rainforest?
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on the ground there is a little bit of sunlight that can get through the canopy of the forest
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So that they can get the most rainfall from the trees
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