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Tropical Forests

Out of Print
By: Michael Allaby
288 pages, 55 full-color photographs and line illustrations
Publisher: Facts on File
Tropical Forests
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  • Tropical Forests ISBN: 9780816053223 Hardback Jul 2006 Out of Print #158671
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There are many different types of tropical forests - lowland wet forests, seasonal forests, cloud forests, bamboo forests, mangrove forests, and monsoon forests. The biodiversity in these areas is incredibly diverse. Tropical Forests examines the wealth of resources found in this biome, introducing the ecosystems of the forests and explaining the importance of forest layers, food chains, and much more. An essential introduction to tropical forests, this book discusses everything about this ecosystem-from geology to animal life to conservation.

This volume concludes by examining threats to these environments, including clearing the areas for farmland, logging, slash-and-burn farming, soil erosion, and soil exhaustion. Ways to manage these threats and promote conservation of tropical rainforests are also clearly presented.

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Out of Print
By: Michael Allaby
288 pages, 55 full-color photographs and line illustrations
Publisher: Facts on File
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