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This graph shows the net primary productivity of several important biomes.  The tropical rainforest is by far the most productive of the biomes.  This is due to the abundance of plants caused by large quantities of water and sunlight for photosynthesis.
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https://www.slideshare.net/shadiaduery/chapter-3-30740323

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Producers such as the Heliconias have thin outer layers on their roots that prevent them to take in too much water at a time, as it is abundant in rainforests and a surplus can be harmful.  Bromeliads can grow on any surface, including rocks or other plants.  They adapt to absorb moisture from the air.

Lemurs adapt to store fat in their tails, which they can use in the winter while they hibernate.  Flying foxes, large bats, develop a strong sense of smell to recognize family members, mark territory, and hunt.  Their big wings let them fly long distances despite their large bodies.

The rainforest contains around 3,000 species of plants, like strangler figs, as well as 417 species of land animals, including the Asian Elephant and Sumatran Rhinoceros. Another group of organisms that live in the rainforest are insects which are primary consumers. Some of their adaptations are changing their colors so they look poisonous when they are really harmless. As well as the ability to camouflage themselves in order to blend in with their surroundings, so they could not be seen, and therefore not be prey for other animals.

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This is a picture of a Heliconia in the rainforest, and as you can see this producer has vibrant colors, but also contains roots that have thin outer layers to prevent too much water at a time, which helps it survive
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http://www.elarishtropicalexotics.com/buying/landscaping-with-tropical-plants/heliconia-care/

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Rainforests are one of earth's most exotic biomes.  Several factors contribute to the abundance of life in the rainforest.
One of the most important abiotic factors present in rainforests is the extreme humidity and rainfall.  This is caused by the abundance of plants absorbing groundwater, and releasing it into the air through transpiration.
This biome's location, in the latitudes near the equator, means it receives abundant sunlight. The sunlight fuels plant growth and photosynthesis, as well as evaporation.
Humidity is a sort of combination between sunlight and moisture. The extreme humidity leads to an abundance of plants, fueling complex food webs, but any consumers in a rainforest must adapt to the moisture and temperature.

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This image shows rain in a rainforest. Large quantities of moisture is one of the most prominent abiotic factors that makes this biome unique. Autotrophs are so plentiful in this environment because of the rain.
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https://www.videoblocks.com/video/tropical-heavy-rain-in-asian-rainforest-9qluqlq/

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The estimated productivity for this rainforest, and rainforests overall, have a net primary productivity of about 9,000 Kcals per square meters per year. This can therefore conclude that the plants take in about 9,000 Kcals for every square meters of carbon, which is keeping harmful carbon out of the atmosphere.
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https://www.slideshare.net/shadiaduery/chapter-3-30740323

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This image demonstrates the economic importance of rainforests.  Important products include charcoal, wood, rubber, and many more.
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http://www.eniscuola.net/en/mediateca/goods-and-services/

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The rainforest is very important economically.  Rubber and lumber are harvested from the numerous trees, unfortunately harming the ecosystem.  Fruits and herbs are also a product of this biome.  Lastly, medicine can be created from organisms in this biome.

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Some ecological services this rainforest provides is the ability to keep the climate the same way as well as cycle nutrients through the forest. Another service it provides is it can command the water level all throughout the forest.

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This image shows the process of the cycling of nutrients in the rainforest, which is a service that this biome provides.
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https://www.slideshare.net/shadiaduery/chapter-3-30740323

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Around the world, rainforests are threatened by logging for lumber, or just to clear land.  This process is harmful and destroys rainforests.
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http://rainforests.mongabay.com/0807.htm

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This is a climatograph for Rio De Janeiro, Brazil.  The graph represents temperatures above 100oF and high rainfall year round.
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https://en.climate-data.org/region/899/