1. Bromeliads are small plants that grow attached to the
sides of large trees high
above the ground in warm,
damp, and densely crowded
tropical rainforests. Why do
bromeliads do this?

The correct answer is - So they aren't in competition with plants at the rain forest floor for the sun.

Explanation:

Bromeliads are plants in the Congo tropical rain forest that are small plants  that grow attached to the  sides of large rain tropical tree high  above the ground in warm, in the crowded tropical forest to get sunlight.

In tropical forests, there are some plants that grow in the upper canopy So they aren't in competition with plants of the floor of the rain forests.

Thus, the correct answer is - So they aren't in competition with plants at the rain forest floor for the sun.

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