Many hours later, it leads to an area of protected land called Iwokrama, a Rhode Island - size forest in the heart of Guyana, crowded with ancient buttress - trunked trees draped in
liana vines.
Not exact matches
Now a real celestial threat is propagating a different kind of killer plant: Woody
vines known as
lianas are growing so quickly in the Amazonian rain forest that they're choking trees.
Woody
vines, known as
lianas, compete intensely with trees and their numbers are on the rise in many tropical forests around the world.
Woody climbing
vines, known as
lianas, are preventing tropical forests from recovering and are hampering the ability of forests to store carbon, scientists are warning.
These include rising temperatures, increasing carbon dioxide levels, fires, more destructive storms, insect infestation and the impact of woody
vines known as
lianas.