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  1. Cloud forest - Wikipedia

    • A cloud forest, also called a water forest, primas forest, or tropical montane cloud forest, is a generally tropical or subtropical, evergreen, montane, moist forest characterized by a persistent, frequent or seasonal low-level cloud cover, usually at the canopy level, formally described in the International Cloud Atlas (2017) as silvagenitus. Cloud forests often exhibit an abundanc… 展开

    Climate

    The presence of cloud forests is dependent on local climate (which is affected by the distance to the sea), the … 展开

    Characteristics

    In comparison with lower-altitude tropical moist forests, cloud forests show a reduced tree stature combined with increased stem density and generally, a lower diversity of woody plants. Trees in these regions are generally shorte… 展开

    Distribution of tropical montane cloud forests

    Only 1% of the global woodland consists of cloud forests. They previously comprised an estimated 11% of all tropical forests in the 1970s. A total of around 736 cloud forest sites have been identified in 59 countries by the … 展开

    Conservation status

    Cloud forests occupied 0.4% of the global land surface in 2001 and harboured ~3,700 species of birds, mammal, amphibians and tree ferns (~15% of the global diversity of those groups), with half of those species entirely restricte… 展开

    Temperate cloud forests

    Although far from being universally accepted as true cloud forests, several forests in temperate regions have strong similarities with tropical cloud forests. The term is further confused by occasional reference to clou… 展开

    Importance

    • Watershed function: Because of the cloud-stripping strategy, the effective rainfall can be doubled in dry seasons and increase the wet season rainfall by about 10%. Experiments of Costin and Wimbush (1961) showed that the … 展开

    Current situation

    In 1970, the original extent of cloud forests on the Earth was around 50 million hectares. Population growth, poverty and uncontrolled land use have contributed to the loss of cloud forests. The 1990 Global Forest Survey found tha… 展开

     
  1. What Is A Cloud Forest? - WorldAtlas

  2. Cloud forest | Definition, Description, Ecology, Plants, …

    cloud forest, vegetation of tropical mountainous regions in which rainfall is often heavy and condensation is persistent because of the cooling of moisture-laden air currents deflected upward by the mountains. Cloud forests typically are found …

  3. Cloud Forest - Community Cloud Forest Conservation

  4. The Cloud Forest — Arc of Appalachia

  5. The vital importance of cloud forests - The Living …

    2020年1月3日 · Cloud forests are a type of tropical high-altitude rainforest, usually at an elevation ranging between 850 and 2500 metres. The mean temperature is cooler than lowland rainforests, with maximum daytime …

  6. What Is a Cloud Forest? Definition, Destinations, and …

    2024年6月11日 · A cloud forest is found in mountainous areas in tropical climates. Lots of rainfall paired with the high elevations of anywhere between 3,000 and 8,000 feet generate clouds among the naturally occurring green …

  7. Demystifying The Wonder Behind Tropical Cloud …

    2018年12月3日 · A cloud forest occurs wherever tropical weather meets tall mountains to create a dream-like mist that covers rare plants and animals alike. Not to be confused with rainforests, cloud forests are dense, green, woods …

  8. Cloud forest - Simple English Wikipedia, the free …

    A cloud forest or fog forest is a tropical or subtropical, contains mostly evergreen trees, and is high up on a mountain. There is a large amount of water in the air. Cloud forests have cloud cover for much of the year, usually at the same …

  9. Cloud Forest - Ceiba Foundation

    To the visitor, a cloud forest appears quite different than a typical lowland rainforest. The trees are notably shorter, due to slower growth rates and more frequent landslides and wind-throw events, and the understory is much more …

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