rainforest
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Increased Rainfall Can Actually Reduce Tree Growth In the African Savanna, Researchers Say
With heavier rainfall sweeping through the African savanna, one would expect to see more thriving populations of trees. However, it turns out trees' deep roots are actually disadvantageous and don't allow the plants to suck up abundant water resources.
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