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False. If this would be true, then why we still have an Amazonas forest?. The empirically observed facts show that each time a lightning happens in the rainfore
by pvaldes 3y ago
False. If this would be true, then why we still have an Amazonas forest?. The empirically observed facts show that each time a lightning happens in the rainforest, its effects are short and limited. Is quickly extinguished by the humidity in soil, the rivers or by the daily five-o-clock rain.
- dendrite9 3y agoBecause not all forests are the Amazon, what about PJ forests with minimal humidity? Or the scrub oak chaparral of the California foothills? Eucalyptus and sequoia are both fire adapted trees.