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3 years ago

What are 5 adaptations of the rubber tree in the Amazon rainforest

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1. The tree can grow to over 100 feet tall
2. Reproduction happens when the fruit of the tree ripen and burst open, leaving seeds scatteredin a 100 foot
3. The leaves of the Rubber Tree are glossy, oval shaped and dark green. They can grow to be 14 inches
4. It is a quickly growing tree, as are most trees in the (related to areas near the Equator/hot and humid) rainforest, it can grow 24 inches
5. The Rubber tree grows best in bright sunlight or filtered sun and although it is best suited for the wet and hot climate

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