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In a forest, which plants occupy the topmost vertical layer?
AShrubs
BHerbs
CTrees
DGrasses
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: C. Trees
Tall trees form the top stratum, with shrubs below them and herbs and grasses at the bottom.
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