Too many fallen trees generate in Dappled Forest, often overlapping each other

The Dappled Forest generates an excessive number of fallen trees, which also frequently generate directly on top of or very close to each other, resulting in unusually looking dense clusters.

Steps to reproduce:

1. Create a new world in Minecraft Java Edition 26.3 Release Candidate 2.

2. Locate a Dappled Forest biome (for example the seed of the screenshot is -4382623681058162303)

3. Explore the biome and observe the number and distribution of fallen trees.

Expected: The biome should generate a reasonable number of fallen trees with enough spacing between them to avoid excessive clustering and overlap.

Actual: The biome generates too many fallen trees in general. In the attached screenshot, 13 fallen trees are visible in a relatively small area, with several generating directly on top of or very close to one another. This makes the fallen trees appear excessively common and cluttered throughout the biome.