Diversity of Species Found in Tropical Rainforests and Temperate Forests

Introduction When you look at tropical rain forests and temperate forests, people will notice various species, places and values. Tropical rain forests are located in the global equatorial region, and temperate forests are far from the planet's waistline and tend to live in the northern and southern equatorial regions. Temperature and rainfall greatly affect the management of temperate and tropical rainforests. Diversity of species is influenced by the type of forest in which that species exists.

Tropical rainforests are forest ecosystems characterized by high rainfall, closed crown and high species diversity. The tropical rainforest is the most famous rainforest, the focal point of the site, indeed spreading all over the world including Canada, the United States, the temperate region of the former Soviet Union. Tropical rainforest usually occurs in the equator between the tropical region and the cancer region, warm latitude and relatively constant sunlight last a year all year round. Tropical rainforests are integrated into other kinds of forests according to altitude, latitude, various soils, floods, climatic conditions. These forest types form vegetation type mosaics that contribute to incredible diversity in the tropics.

Tropical rainforests are the most diverse ecosystem in the world today. They are places where thousands of plants and animals live, and many of them can not be seen anywhere. Tropical rainforests are the most diverse ecosystem on Earth. Unfortunately, as the population continues to increase, tropical rainforests are cut down at astonishingly rapid rates and provide trees, meadows and farmlands to humans. Tropical rainforests are destroyed due to logging trees and deforestation. Tropical rainforests in Costa Rica also endure this destiny. Many animals and plants inhabit the rainforest of Costa Rica. As the natural habitat disappears, this life is gradually decreasing.