Ebony and Mahogany trees are found in which type of forests?

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Step 1: Ebony (Diospyros spp.) and Mahogany (Swietenia spp.) are tropical hardwoods that require warm, humid conditions and high, evenly distributed rainfall.

Step 2: These environmental requirements match tropical evergreen forests, which have dense canopies, no pronounced dry season, and support evergreen hardwood species.

Step 3: Other options are unsuitable: mangroves are saline coastal swamps, tropical deciduous forests have a pronounced dry season and lose leaves seasonally, and montane forests occur at high altitudes with different species compositions.

Therefore, the correct habitat is tropical evergreen forests (option 3).  
FINAL_ANSWER: c

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