Forests in Brazil can be categorized into two primary types: tropical and temperate. Fires frequently occur in temperate forests during the dry season, when many trees have shed their leaves. Tropical forests, which thrive in regions with abundant rainfall, are particularly valuable due to the prevalence of valuable hardwoods. The statements above most strongly support which of the following? A. There are more temperate trees growing in Brazil's forests than there are tropical trees. B. A Brazilian forest is more likely to contain valuable hardwoods if it receives more rainfall than other Brazilian forests. C. The most sought-after wood in Brazil comes from tropical forests. D. Forest fires that cause significant damage to property in Brazil tend to occur in temperate forests. E. Most of the timber that Brazil exports is sourced from tropical forests.