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Because it burns away all of the dead trees and garbage that is found in the forest. It replenishes the forest and brings new healthy plants and trees to the forest.
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How do plants adapt to poor soil?
They love it and make soil hump. From their droppings makes the soil richer
Why do farmers return to slopes of volcanoes?
The soil is richer in nutrients.
Is fire helpful to wild grasslands?
opens soil so it will receive sunlight also keep grassland from looking like a forest
What were three geographical characteristics in the middle colonies?
According to Historians, the middle colonies had richer and fertile soil to grow wheat and corn and an plentiful forest for lumber. The colonies also had easy access and navigable rivers such as the Delaware and Hudson Rivers.
How does a forest fire affect living and non-living things?
it can burn and kill animals and their habitats.
How does sugar make soil richer?
Sugar does NOT make soil richer.
Why does a deciduous forest have richer soil than a coniferous forest?
Because less sun is let in!
What are the characteristics of forest soil soil?
Well the soil is very rich since the trees have leaves which fall and decay to make the soil richer. There is also a variety of animals. For more info go to this page chalk.richmond.edu/
What are effects of forest fire?
the forest fire can burn down plants, which will fall down to the ground, and it will make great soil for crops, trees, and even Flowers
What are the soil characteristics of the temprate forest?
Well the soil is very rich since the trees have leaves which fall and decay to make the soil richer. There is also a variety of animals. For more info go to this page chalk.richmond.edu/
Will there still be soil after a forest fire?
Yes
How do plants adapt to poor soil?
They love it and make soil hump. From their droppings makes the soil richer
How does a low intensity forest fire help the forest?
A low-intesnsity forest fire helps the forest because it a) gets rid of sick and dying plants, and b) mixes nutrients into the soil.
Why did immigrants want to live in America?
they had richer soil
How is soil fertility in a deciduous forest dependent on the trees?
fallen leaves decay and make the soil rich with organic matter
How is soil fertility in a deciduous forest depend on trees?
fallen leaves decay and make the soil rich with organic matter
Why do farmers return to slopes of volcanoes?
The soil is richer in nutrients.
