Buttresses are usually found in the plants growing in:
Correct answer: D. Tropical rain forest
- A. Tropical deciduous forests
- B. Temperate coniferous forests
- C. Temperate broad-leaf forest
- D. Tropical rain forest
Explanation
Buttresses are large, plank-like root flanges that support tall trees in shallow, nutrient-poor soils. They are especially characteristic of tropical rain forests, where heavy rainfall and competition promote rapid vertical growth.
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