News Headline
Why not both? Rainforest diversity stems from two seemingly irreconcilable processes
Source
Mongabay (India)
Publication Date
2017-06-02
It’s crowded in the tropics. Take the plant world: 1,000 tree species can coexist in a small equatorial area of only a quarter kilometer squared, according to one forest ecologist, S. Joseph Wright. That’s about as many tree species as in all the temperate forests of the northern hemisphere combined.