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Half of All Trees in Amazon Belong to 227 Tree Species, Researchers Estimate
There are about 390 billion individual trees in greater Amazonia, according to estimates based on over 10 years of data. The region has 16,000 tree species but, over half of all trees belong to 227 "hyperdominant" tree species.
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