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If you remove trees from rain forest how does it affect the water and air?
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What would happen if a ten mile of trees got removed from a tropical rain forest will this affect the amount of water and oxygen?
The trees produce oxygen, if trees disappeared, there will be no oxygen, and without oxygen, the water will be free gas, the water will evaporate!
How does landforms affect earth's water supplies?
Forest ranges affect the usable water supply because of the enormous water needs of trees. Watering plants in farmland places a heavy strain on local water tables. This is especially problematic with high water usage crops.
What has rivers but no water forest but no trees cities but people?
a map
Many trees are plantedat the reservoirs?
trees will remove the impurities in the water.
Why is the forest very important to living things on Earth?
The forest is living thing and without forest or trees in the world we can't breath not only food water is he main needed we need forest and trees around us.
How can erosions affect plains?
soil erosion is remove of soil from one place to another by natural force like wind and water like floods.soil erosion affect pains by remove foctor which people face by plaining like forest and land
What are physical features of a deciduous forest?
The trees in a deciduous forest shed their leaves in winter to reduce water consumption.
How does the removal of forest cover affect soil erosion?
Trees are being ankered with their roots and those roots also help to prevent wind or water (rainfall) from creating a disturbance for soil erosion. The thicker the forest the less erosion will occur.
What infects crop plants such as potatoes and forest trees such as oak?
water mold
What is a road with no traffic a lake with no water a forest with no trees and a town with no people?
A map
What what are living in the forest?
Rocks,sun,water,
How does the removal of trees affect your fresh water supply?
runoff
