“During my morning trek, two of the striking differences between {{w|Tropical rainforest|tropical rain forest}} and {{w|Temperate climate|temperate}} {{w|woodland}}s became evident. Any 5 {{w|acre}}s around my cabin in the {{w|Adirondack Mountains|Adirondacks}}, or in New England woods, may have 10 to 12 kinds of trees growing; yet, here in the same-sized area, an average of 200 species can be found!”