Forest Biology of Tropical Plants Laboratory: Associated with dicots and exhibit secondary growth thus harder and sturdier. As part of their adaptation to the conditions of the rainforest, some woody species develop thin (and sometimes flaky) bark which can be attributed to the formation of a thin cork layer.

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Associated with dicots and exhibit secondary growth thus harder and sturdier. As part of their adaptation to the conditions of the rainforest, some woody species develop thin (and sometimes flaky) bark which can be attributed to the formation of a thin cork layer.

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Woody

Forest Biology of Tropical Plants Laboratory

Associated with dicots and exhibit secondary growth thus harder and sturdier. As part of their adaptation to the conditions of the rainforest, some woody species develop thin (and sometimes flaky) bark which can be attributed to the formation of a thin cork layer.

Woody

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