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"Leaf litter decomposes faster than in any other biome and as a result the soil surface is often almost bare. Apart from trees, the vegetation is largely composed of plant forms that, reach up into the canopy vicariously, by climbing the trees or growing as epiphytes, rooted on the upper branches of trees." This is the most likely description of
coniferous forest
dry deciduous forest
mangrove forest
tropical rain forest
This description pertains to the tropical rain forest because of the rapid decomposition of leaf litter and the presence of many epiphytes and climbers that utilize trees to reach sunlight in the dense canopy.
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