How do trees contribute to an ecosystem?

Answer 1

trees help the ecosystem by creating photosynthesis ( a conversion of light, carbon dioxide, and water to create oxygen for humans ).

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Answer 2

trees are an integral part of the ecosystem. they undergo photosynthesis to convert carbon dioxide (what we breathe out) into oxygen (what we need to breathe). also, they provide habitat for animals of all sorts. they also prevent soil erosion. their deep root systems hold the soil in place and prevent or lessen runoff and possible flooding and land-slides.

Answer 3

It helps restore forest health by saving our soil and water, it also increases the quality of our water, saves wildlife, and freshens our air. There are many more things that it does as well.

Trees prevent soil erosion and they also provide a weather-sheltered ecosystem in and under their foliage, as many animals and plants live around them. Many trees produce edible fruits too.

Answer 4

Trees are a huge contributor of oxygen into the atmosphere. They also take up a huge amount of carbon dioxide. Trees are good at providing shade to organisms that do not tolerate sunshine, and directly provide a home or food for a number of plants and animals.

Answer 5

Trees, like plants, help clean the air in any ecosystem. As trees are depleted, the quality of the air you breathe diminishes.

Answer 6

they breath out oxygen for the humans and breath in carbon dioxide which helps the earth have less carbon dioxide

Answer 7

Trees are the producers of the ecosystem. with out trees there will be no life on the earth as they convert solar energy to chemical energy.

Answer 8

gives u oxygen, which keeps organisms (above water) alive.