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The leaves of the tropical rainforest have waxy leaves which give them a glossy appearance and prevent too much lost of water vapour. The leaves also have drip tips that have a waxy texture which allow the rainwater to fall off the leaves quickly and prevent the growth of fungi and bacteria. The leaves are also broad so that they can absorb as much sunlight as possible to make food. Lastly, they have buttress roots which support the trees and keep the trees upright.

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The Tropical Rainforest has 3 layers, the emergent, the canopy, and the undergrowth. The emergent layer consists of trees of height above 30 meters. They can grow up to 70 meters in height. These trees grow as high as possible to receive as much sunlight as possible. Below the emergent is the canopy layer. The height of the trees in the canopy layer can range from 20-30 meters. In the canopy layer, the crowns of the trees interlock to maximise the amount of sunlight received. The plants in the undergrowth layer are 0-20 meters in height. In the undergrowth layer, there is very little sunlight as most of the sunlight is blocked by the crowns of the trees in the canopy layer. Whenever there is a fallen tree in the canopy layer, the plants in the undergrowth will take advantage of it and grow there. The plants in the tropical rainforest are also evergreen. This means that they do not have a specific time of the year when all their leaves fall off. This is because they grow in the tropical climate which has a high average temperature at around 27 degree Celsius and hight average rain fall which is above 2000mm. The tropical rainforest is dense and luxuriant because there is an abundance of food sources and water all year round, making it a suitable location for a wide variety of animals. It also has no dry seasons or cold climate.

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Tropical rainforests have 4 special features. Broad leaves, buttress roots, drip tips and waxy leaves. The leaves in the tropical rainforest has broad leaves which help to increase the surface area of leaves which enables more photosynthesis to take place. The trees have buttress roots, which help the trees to receive enough water and prevent the plant from toppling over. The leaves also have drip tips to help rainwater drip off the leaf to prevent bacterial growth. The trees also have waxy leaves which help to reduce the loss of water vapour to the environment through transpiration .

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The tropical rain forests have many adaptations to the environment. Trees have buttress roots that hold them upright and anchor the trees preventing them from toppling. It gives the trees support and allows them to grow as tall as they want to receive abundance of sunlight and water. Trees and plants have broad leaves that have more surface area in order to absorb as much sunlight as possible. They also have waxy leaves that prevent them from losing water vapour. They also have drip tip leaves that allows rainwater to flow off easily. These are adaptations that allow tropical rainforests to adapt to the environment in order to receive abundance of sunlight and rainfall.

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The tropical rainforest plants have broad leaves, drip tip leaves, waxy leaves, buttress roots and shallow roots. Broad leaves enable it to take in more light for photosynthesis as it has a larger surface area. drip tip leaves which allow rainwater to flow off easily so as to not allow bacteria or fungi to grow on the leaves. waxy leaves which reduces the amount of water lost as water vapour to the tropical atmosphere due to the heat. There are also buttress roots which secure the plant to the ground to prevent uprooting during heavy rain, and the roots also help the plant grow to greater heights to reach for as much sunlight as possible for photosynthesis. Shallow underground roots also allow the trees to absorb nutrients from the soil as fast as possible. Hence, these are the features that allow tropical rainforests to adapt to the environment.

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The leaves of the tropical rainforest plants are mostly broad, which means that they have a large surface area. This enables the plant to absorb as much sunlight as possible in order to make food for its own survival and growth. The leaves are waxy too. This helps the plant to reduce the amount of water lost through transpiration. The leaves are also drip tipped, allowing water on the leave to flow off. This prevents the growth of fungi and bacteria when water is accumulated on the leaf surface. The plants have buttress roots, which allows them to reach greater heights without toppling. The roots of plants are also wide spreading. As the tropical rainforest are in a tropical climate which has a high rainfall, the roots are wide spreading. This allows the plant to absorb as much water and nutrients as possible before they are washed away by the rain.

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Tropical rainforests have multiple adaptations to survive in the tropical climate and environment.These adaptations include,drip tip leaves,waxy leaves,broad leaves and buttress roots.The drip tip leaves allow water to slide of the leaves easily.This prevents the growth of fungi and bacteria that could rot the leaf due to the water on the leaf.The waxy leaves prevent too much loss of water to the environment.As the environment is extremely hot,this allows the plant to lose less water and survive.The broad leaves help absorb as much sunlight as possible with its large surface area to make as much food as possible for the plant.Lastly.buttress roots help to keep the plant upright and prevent toppling.It is also found at the top of the soil to get as much nutrients as possible as most sendiments and leaves decompose on the top of the soil which releases nutrients.

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the plants of tropical rainforests have broad leaves, waxy leaves and drip-tip leaves. the broad leaves of the plants of tropical rainforests allow them to absorb as much sunligt as possible to be able to photosynthesize more. the waxy leaves of the plants reduces the amount of water vapour that forms on the surface of the the leaves of the plants. the drip-tip leaves is to allow water that has fall onto the leaves from precipitation to flow off easily

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The broad leaves of the tress in the tropical rainforest has a larger surface area exposed to absorb more sunlight to make more food through photosynthesis for its growth. The drip tips of most of the trees allows the water on the leaves to flow off more easily to avoid bacteria and fungi growing on them. There is also waxy leaves that has a glossy appearance which reduce water loss to the atmosphere through transpiration. The buttress roots holds the trees which are tall to reach absorb more sunlight firmly to the ground and prevent them from toppling over.

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the features that enable the tropical rainforest to adapt to the environment are broad leaves, drip tips, waxy leaves and buttress roots. broad leaves have a larger surface area which enables the plant to absorb as much sunlight as possible in order to make food for its own survival and growth. drip tips have small narrow tips that point downwards which, along with the leaves´ waxy texture, allow rainwater that falls onto them to flow off easily. drip tips are important cause given the frequent rainfall that occurs in the tropical rainforest, it helps the leaves to dry quickly, thus preventing the growth of fungi or bacteria on them. waxy leaves give the leaves surface a glossy appearance  and helps the plant to reduce the amount of water vapour that it loses to the atmosphere through transpiration as a result of the high temperature in the tropical rainforest.  lastly, buttress roots keep the plants upright and prevent them from toppling over. it is also able to grow up to five metres above ground to help absorb nutrients that are concentrated in the topmost layer of rainforest soils.

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The features are waxy leaves, drip-tipped leaves, dark green leaves, buttress roots and broad leaves. The waxy leaves ensure that lesser water is evaporated through the leaves. The drip-tipped leaves is to let the water that falls onto the leaves slide off it more easily. The dark green leaves is to ensure that there is a lot of chlorophyll to absorb enough sunlight for the plant. The buttress roots allow the plant to get water from the ground surface faster. Lastly, the broad leaves allow more sunlight to be absorbed by the plant.

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the tropical rainforest's trees have drip tips, which prevents the growth of bacteria. the leaves are also very broad, so the leaves has a bigger surface area and can trap more sunlight to photosynthesise and make more food for the tree. the leaves are also waxy, to reduce the amount of water vapour lost in the heat. the roots of the trees helps the tree to grow tall, so the leaves will be able to absorb as much sunlight as possible. the roots help to keep the tree upright and prevent it from toppling. the buttress roots of trees have shallow underground roots, which help it to absorb nutrients faster.

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Firstly, plants in the tropical rainforest have broad leaves to absorb as much sunlight as possible for photosynthesis. They also have waxy leaves to minimise loss of water through transpiration. Drip tips ensure water falls off the leaves so as to prevent fgrowth of bacteria. Buttress roots stabilises the tree, which enables the trees to grow to great heights.

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Firstly, the tropical rain forest has butress roots which supports the trees and prevents it from toppling over. Secondly, the tropical rainforest has waxy leaves. This prevents the loss of too much water vapour through the leaves. Thirdly, the tropical rainforest has drip tips. This enables water to flow off the leaves easily and quickly, which in turn prevents mould and bacteria to grow on the leaves. Lastly, they have broad leaves. Broad leaves have a greater surface area which allows the leaves to absorb more sunlight and photosynthesise more.

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-the trees in the tropical rainforest are tall to reach for sunlight more. they also have buttress roots anchor them to the groundwhenever there is a storm, preventing them from being uprooted and causing them to die in the end. the tropical rainforests also have high rainfall, allowing the plants to absorb more water and photosynthesise faster, allowing them to grow better. the animals also have ample water to drink. the tropical rainforests also have no change in climate and their temperatures remain the same, so animals and plants living in there do not need to adapt to the climate so much. furthermore, leaves of plants in the tropical rainforests have waxy surfaces and drip tips to allow water to flow off of them easily. therefore, fungi and bacteria would not grow on the leaves and cause the leaves to die.

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The tropical rainforests has drip tips to help the rainwater that accumulates on the leaves to flow off easily. Additionally, it also has waxy leaves to aid the drip tips in helping the water to flow off the leaves smoothly, not allowing the growth of bacteria to take place. Broad leaves help the plants to trap light and make food for the plant to grow and transpirate faster. Lastly, the buttress roots helps the trees in the tropical rainforest to take in nutrients from the topmost layer of the soil in the undergrowth layer. Since the roots of the trees that reach beneath the soil is very shallow and short, the source of nuturients is from the decomposing leaves and dead matter from the top layer of the soil. Not only that, it also prevents the plants from toppling over.

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There are 4 special features of a Tropical Rainforest. They are drip-tip leaves, butress roots, broad leaves and waxy leaves. Due to the tropical weather where there is an abundant of rainfall, so rain will fall often, drip-tip leaves and waxy leaves allows the water which fell onto the leaves to flow off the leaf easily. This way, fungus or bacteria gowth can be prevented effectively. Butress roots allows the Tropical rainforest plants to be able to receive enough water and able to prevent the plant from toppling over easily against strong wind. Lastly, the broad leaves of Tropical Rainforests allows the plants to be able to trap more sunlight due to the increased amount of chloroplast in the leaf. Traping more sunlight allows photosynthesis to be carried out efficiently. The plants would be able to make more food and give out more oxygen during the photosynthesis.

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Tropical rainforests have four features which allows them to adapt to their environment. The features are broad leaves, drip tips leaves, waxy coating and buttress roots. The broad leaves allow the plant to absorb as much sunlight to photosynthesize and make food for the plant. The drip tip leaves allow precipitation to drip of the leaves easily to ensure the growth of fungi and bacteria on the leaves due to the high precipitation in the tropical rainforests. The waxy coating on leaves reduces the amount of water vapour being evaporated during the process of transpiration. The buttress roots not only support the tree and grow great lengths to help the tree absorb as much sunlight as possible, the buttress roots are also shallow roots to help the plant absorb as much nutrients and minerals as possible as they are found above the soil.

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The plants in the tropical rainforest have Buttress roots to help them reach to great heights to absorb as much sunlight as possible to make food. It also keeps them upright and prevents them from toppling over. The roots usually grow up to 5 metres tall. They also have shallow roots to absorb the nutrients on the top most layer of the soil where the dead leaves fall and decompose on the soil. The plants have broad leaves which has a larger surface area to absorb more sunlight to make food. They have waxy leaves that reduces the amount of water lost during transpiration from the atmosphere due to the high temperature and heat. They also have drip tips which allows water to flow of their leaves easily which is important due to the frequent heavy rainfall and helps them to dry faster so that bacteria and fungi do not grow on the leaves.

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The plants in tropical rainforest have broad leaves which increase the surface area of the leaves so that more sunlight can be absorb to photosynthesis to ensure the growth and survival of the plants. They also have waxy leaves which have glossy surfaces and reduce the rate of evaporation of water on the leaves.They have drip tips that allow the rainwater to flow off and not stay on the leaves to prevent the growth of bacterial and fungus.Lastly, they have buttress roots that prevent the tree from toppling over and support the plants.The roots also allow the plant to grow to great heights.

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Plants in Tropical Rainforests has leaves which are broad to take in maximum sunlight, waxy leaves to reduce the amount of water in the leaves lost as water vapour and Drip Tip leaves so that the water will quickly drip down from the leaves to prevent growth of bacteria and also to not damage the leaf by allowing the water droplet to drip down quickly.

Plants in Tropical Rainforests also have Buttrees roots which stabilises trees so that they would not collapse easily and also for it to grow to a great height to absorb the most amount of sunlight for photosynthesis to survive and they are also shallow to absorb most nutrients.

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The trees in the tropical rainforest have buttress roots, which allow them to stay upright when strong winds are blowing at them. They also have shallow roots to absorb the nutrients of the dead leaves that fall to the soil faster. The trees also have drip tip leaves, allowing water falling onto the leaves of a plant to flow down to reach the soil faster. The trees also have broad leaves to absorb more sunlight so it can photosynthesise more. The trees also have waxy leaves to reduce the loss of water vapour through transpiration.

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The plants in the tropical rainforest has broad leaves to trap as much sunlight as possible. The plants also have waxy leaves to reduce the amount of water vapour lost during transpiration. The plants have drip tip leaves to allow water to flow off the leaves and prevent the growth of fungi and bacteria. The plants have shallow underground roots because the nutrients are concentrated on top of the soil and the shallow roots can absorb more nutrients. Finally, the plants have buttress roots to support the plant and prevent it from toppling over while allowing the plant the grow to great heights.

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Tropical rainforests have many special features that enable it to adapt to the environment. Firstly, it has broad leaves which allows it to be able to absorb maximum amount of sunlight for photosynthesis. Secondly, it has drip tips to allow it to drain off excess water so as to prevent the growth of bacteria and fungi on the leaves. Thirdly, it has waxy leaves to allow it to be able to reduce the loss of water vapour to the environment due to the process of transpiration. It also has buttress roots that allow it to reach up for maximum sunlight and also to allow it to be able to absorb mineral salts and nutrients from the soil owing to its shallow underground roots.

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he plants in the tropical rainforest has broad leaves to trap as much sunlight as possible. The plants also have waxy leaves to reduce the amount of water vapour lost during transpiration. The plants have drip tip leaves to allow water to flow off the leaves and prevent the growth of fungi and bacteria. The plants have shallow underground roots because the nutrients are concentrated on top of the soil and the shallow roots can absorb more nutrients. Finally, the plants have buttress roots to support the plant and prevent it from toppling over while allowing the plant the grow to great heights.