I will describe organisms and plants in the tropical rainforest experiencing symbiosis. First, usually we can find many tall trees in the rainforest. Mistletoe or cowheat undergo symbiosis in the tropical rainforest. We can see many organisms in the tropical rainforest because it is preserved.

Within the tropical rainforest, there is no distinct dry season; it is very moist.

It is important every year, that plants within the tropical rainforest produce flowers and fruit.

Rigi, a type of seasonal flower within the tropical rainforest, blooms all year around and produces fruit.

The tropical rainforest, does not have seasonal changes, but in comparison Korea does. For example, the leaves change color in Korea during the fall and winter, but they do not in the tropical rainforest.

For example, in Doejyo, Korea plants and flowers grow at different times, but in the tropical rainforest they grow all the time.

Each year, the leaves fall in Korea, but not in the tropical rainforest.

Second, there are many epiphytes. Epiphytes attach themselves to other plants, stones, or rocks in the tropical rainforest. An example of an epiphyte is an orchid. Epiphytes can live in extreme climates and do well in a humid rainforest. Many vines grow in the tropical rainforest; long vines grow up and around large tree stems. For example, Daerong are shown attaching themselves to the vines of trees within the tropical rainforests.

There are many different types of trees in the tropical rainforest. Because of the weather, some trees do not show any rings within their trunks.

In summary, the tropical rainforest is very important for nature.