In costa rica, a heavy downpour provides water that quickly evaporates or is absorbed and released by the dense vegetation of the tropical rain forest. this is an example of a cycle using condensation, precipitation, and gravitational water. evaporation, gravitational flow, and adiabatic cooling. condensation, evaporation, transpiration, and green water. precipitation, gravitational flow, and convection.

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Ryan Levy

15 March, 19:38

In costa rica, a heavy downpour provides water that quickly evaporates or is absorbed and released by the dense vegetation of the tropical rain forest. this is an example of a cycle using condensation, precipitation, and gravitational water. evaporation, gravitational flow, and adiabatic cooling. condensation, evaporation, transpiration, and green water. precipitation, gravitational flow, and convection.

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Melanie Walsh · Answer 1

Answer: condensation, evaporation, transpiration, and green water

In tropical rainforest, a heavy daily convectional rain occurs which is caused by condensation of water. The trees and green vegetation intercept the rain and consequently little green water ends up in rivers and other form of water. Next, the trees will take up water vapor by transpiration through the pores of leaves and would undergo evaporation or water lost by means of heat. After that, the water vapor will return to the atmosphere for condensation that will provide rainfall.

Nia Young · Answer 2

The correct answer is - condensation, evaporation, transpiration, and green water.

The condensation can be see in the downpour, the evaporation in the quick evaporating of the water from the heat, the transpiration from the plants using the water and the water evaporating through them, and the green water from the moisture in the soil which the plants use it for transpiration.