How many layers are there in a Decidouos Woodland?

Deciduous woodlands typically consist of four main layers: the forest floor, the understory, the canopy, and the emergent layer. The forest floor is home to decomposers and small plants, while the understory contains smaller trees and shrubs. The canopy is formed by the tops of the tallest trees, which absorb most of the sunlight. Lastly, the emergent layer consists of a few towering trees that rise above the canopy.