One of the significant characteristics of old growth forests is that
we can better appreciate...
Biology, 19.09.2019 00:40 gracynamos
One of the significant characteristics of old growth forests is that
we can better appreciate things that are older
some organisms only survive in the complex ecosystems of old growth forests
taller trees have more leaves for photosynthesis
they are home to animals that are older
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