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Flowering plants and shrubs are unable to grow in deciduous temperate rain forests. What is the possible reason for this phenomenon?

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The reason this phenomenon is because deciduous forests are located near the north portion of the earth. They have a colder climate that stuns the plants. Which has them growing at an amassing rate. And the sunlight is really rare which could affect the biological growth
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