Why is the forest floor such an important part of the temperate broadleaf forest ecosystem? Group of answer choices

Explanation:

This is a very important part of the ecosystem because it acts as vital part of the nutrient transfer through the biogeochemical cycle. The leaves in the trees fall and decay this provides nutrients for the species in the ground to be able to thrive on as well as for other parts of the forest to grow. This all helps the trees survive and thrive during the winter so that they can regrow its leaves in the summer. These leaves fall in the next winder and begin the cycle once again.

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