The tallest trees in the world are found in the

The tallest trees grow in the equatorial region, where dense rainforests reach great heights.

The temperate region supports broadleaf and coniferous forests of moderate height.

The monsoon region has deciduous forests that shed leaves in the dry season.

The Mediterranean region has short, drought-adapted scrub and trees.

Constant warmth, heavy rain and competition for light push equatorial trees upward.

These evergreen rainforests form distinct layered canopies.