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Answer:

While Europe has no Tropical Rainforests, which are what most people immediately think of when they hear the term, it contains several Temperate Rainforests, most notably in Northern England, Scandanavian countries, and the Colchis Rainforest in Bulgaria, Turkey, and Hungary.

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So yes, Europe has rainforests.

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There are two types of rainforests in the world, temperate and tropical rainforests. Europe has temperate rainforests -not tropical-.

Rainforests

The rainforest ecosystems can be classified according to various criteria such as latitude, temperature, humidity, seasonality, and altitude.

There are two types of rainforest in the world

  • Tropical rainforest ⇒ The Amazonian, for instance
  • Temperate rainforest

Temperate rainforest

They are found in areas with cool and milder temperatures, with moderate to high humidity levels and temperatures ranging between 10º and 21º C.

Since rainfalls are not as abundant as in tropical rainforests, vegetation is not as exuberant.

Vegetal coverage is very high and arranged in many different strata.

Vegetation is dominated by phanerophytes and epiphytes. These are evergreen plants with leathery leaf types, medium to small in size.

Does Europe have rainforests?

Europe has temperate rainforests -not tropical-.

It is very fragmented. It is placed mostly between north and west Europe.

Perucica rainforest is the biggest one in Europe.

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