understory

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The layer of plants that grow in the shade of the canopy of a forest
The trees and woody shrubs growing beneath the overstory in a stand of trees
(1) Foliage layer beneath the forest canopy (2) Young trees that are growing beneath the tall mature trees in a timber stand
The foliage layer beneath the forest canopy, composed of young trees that are growing beneath the taller mature trees and the large shrubs
Small trees, bushes and plants that grow under the canopy of a forest
the layer of plants growing under another higher layer of plants, e g , grass, weeds, and brush under forest trees
(a) The layer formed by the crowns of smaller trees in a forest (b) The trees beneath the forest canopy -Foliage layer beneath the forest canopy -Young trees that are growing beneath the tall mature trees in a timber stand
That portion of the trees and shrubs in a forest forming the lower layer of vegetative growth
The lesser vegetation (shrubs, seedlings, saplings, small trees) within a forest stand which forms a layer between the overstory, the upper portions of adjacent trees and other woody growth, and the herbaceous plants of the forest floor
Forest vegetation is usually arranged in "layers", from the ground to the top of the forest canopy The biggest trees are called dominants or codominants The next layers are shorter trees either pushing their way into the canopy or suppressed (sickly) by the shade Sapling trees and shrubs for the "understory" Below the understory are the small plants, herbs, grasses, ferns, etc [To return to previous page, click your browser's BACK button then scroll through the page to your last location]
Any plants, particularly shrubs, growing under a tree canopy
the vegetation lying beneath a canopy (or covering) of taller trees; also called the shrub layer Bangs Field Trip 
That portion of the trees or other vegetation in a forest stand below the main canopy level
plants that grow beneath the tallest canopy of trees
The vegetation that grows below the canopy of a forest
Any plants growing under the canopy formed by other plants, particularly herbaceous and shrub vegetation under a tree canopy
layer formed by the leaves and branches of the smaller trees under the forest canopy
Trees or other plants that tolerate reduced-light conditions and normally grow beneath the overstory
Vegetation and trees growing under a forest canopy formed by taller trees
The portion of vegetation that is underneath the dominate tree canopy
The smaller vegetation (shrubs, seedlings, saplings, small trees) within a forest stand occupying the vertical zone betwen the overstory and the herbaceous plants of the forest floor
Trees, shrubs and other plants located beneath and in the shade of larger trees
Vegetation (trees and shrubs) growing under the canopy formed by larger trees
The vegetative layer under a forest canopy, but above the shrub and groundcover layers
The area below the forest canopy that comprises shrubs, snags and small tree Because the understory receives little light, many of the plants at this level tolerate shade and will remain part of the understory Others will grow and replace older trees that fall
Those plants beneath the overstory