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The 52 pages that link to Canopy, each with the reason it gives.

• Tropical rainforestBroader topic: Its dense foliage captures light and creates habitat above the forest floor.

• Amazon rainforestBroader topic: The rainforest’s canopy contains much of its arboreal life and productivity.

• MicroclimateBroader topic: Its sheltered air can differ from the air above rooftops or tree crowns.

• Temperate rainforestBroader topic: Its dense, layered crowns create shaded, humid conditions below.

• Tropical forestBroader topic: Canopy height and layering help define tropical forest structure.

• ForestBroader topic: Its density controls light, temperature, and rainfall reaching lower forest layers.

• Temperate deciduous forestBroader topic: Its seasonal opening and closure regulate light reaching the forest floor.

• ClearcuttingBroader topic: Removing nearly all trees eliminates the canopy across the harvested area.

• RainforestBroader topic: Its dense, vertically layered structure creates distinct rainforest habitats.

• Temperate broadleaf and mixed forestsBroader topic: Canopy density shapes light, temperature, and moisture below the trees.

• LianaBroader topic: Lianas use trees to reach and spread through this high-light layer.

• Virgin Komi ForestsBroader topic: Canopy gaps and layered cover create habitats across old-growth stands.

• Borneo lowland rain forestsBroader topic: Its layered crowns create habitat and regulate light below.