Question

Is a tropical rainforest vegetation similar or different to the natural vegetation

Answer 1

Answer:

ITS DIFFERENT

Natural vegetation comprises forests, shrubs and grasses, and is determined by climatic conditions and soil types. ... Soil formation on the hill slopes is a prerequisite for forest growth, but human practices in these areas have contributed to erosion, rather than to soil formation.

The tropical vegetation at this layer generally consists of shade-tolerant shrubs, herbs, small trees, and large woody vines which climb into the trees to capture sunlight. Only about 5% of sunlight breaches the canopy to arrive at the understory causing true understory plants to seldom grow to 3 m (10 feet).