Rainforest organisms do not usually have to compete for water. Thus, the correct option is D.
What is Rainforest?
Rainforest may be defined as a type of biome that usually has an annual rainfall of at least 100 inches (254 centimeters), possessed by broad-leaved evergreen trees high very dense canopy.
Organisms that live in the rainforests have to compete for sunlight because the dense canopy of large trees prevents sunlight from directly falling on the ground.
Apart from sunlight they also have to compete for nutrients, shelter, and mating partners. This is because except for water all typical resources are limited with respect to the diversity of the organisms.
The conditions are extremely favors the survival of organisms therefore, the maximum amount of diversity is found on the tropical rainforest.
Therefore, Rainforest organisms do not usually have to compete for water. Thus, the correct option is D.
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