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Climbing or Living on Trees:
Some plants, like vines or bromeliads, climb trees or live on branches to get closer to sunlight.
Big Leaves:
Many plants have large leaves to catch sunlight and rain.
Grow Tall:
Trees grow tall to reach sunlight above the forest.
Rainforests are warm, wet, and filled with tall trees and lots of plants.
These plants compete for sunlight and water in a crowded environment.
Plants in the Rainforest
Fast Growth:
Arctic plants grow quickly during the short summer to make the most of the sunlight.
Fuzzy Leaves:
Plants like Arctic Willows have tiny hairs to keep their leaves warm.
Grow Close to the Ground:
Staying low helps them avoid cold winds.
The Arctic is cold, snowy, and has frozen ground.
Plants here have to deal with freezing temperatures and short growing seasons.
Plants in the Arctic
Deep Roots:
Their roots grow deep or spread out wide to find water underground.
Small or No Leaves:
Many desert plants have small leaves or spines to reduce water loss.
Store Water:
Plants like cacti hold water in their thick stems to use during dry times.
The desert is hot, dry, and doesn’t get much rain.
Plants here have special ways to survive with very little water.
Plants in the Desert
Plants live in all kinds of places, from hot deserts to freezing Arctic tundras, and even warm, wet rainforests.
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