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What features of mature Forest species make them able to dominate and complete an ecosystem?
Oak trees
Why is decomposition important in a forest ecosystem?
If there was no such thing as decomposition in a forest ecosystem, then the forest floor would fill up with dead bodies and trees. This would decrease the carrying capacity of the forest, or, in other words cause the living populations to decrease. There would be little room for the trees to survive, and there would be less habitat space for the animal populations, and little to no space for any sort of succession (succession is the process in which a destroyed environment so to speak grows back.) Also, the nutrients released from the decomposed compounds help fuel the trees which produce oxygen. Without these nutrients, there would be even less of a tree population. Long story short, without the force of decomposition in a forest ecosystem, it would, on the long run be challenging for the ecosystem to support life.
How human interact with the forest ecosystem?
They use the tree but trees are a reusable resoure but it is hard to make up all of those trees your welcome
What is the difference of aquatic ecosystem from dessert ecosystem and forest ecosystem?
An aquatic ecosystem can be divided into three categories: stationary such as in ponds, flowing such as in rivers and streams, and marine. The aquatic ecosystem is home to a variety of fish, plants, insects, and amphibians. The Marine ecosystem being the most abundant of all the ecosystems. The desert ecosystem is marked by the lack of rainfall, so not all deserts are hot. They are also marked by the barren landscape with little to no vegetation. Organisms that live here must be highly adapted to the dry conditions. The forest ecosystem are know for the trees and vegetation. They can range from the lush rain forest in the southern hemisphere to the more temperate forest of the deciduous and conifer trees, to the conifer forest that stand on the outer edge of the arctic circle.
Why is decay important in an ecosystem?
Decay is important because it becomes fertilizer for the trees and other plants.
How forest is important for birds?
Birds live in trees. Many trees are in forests. With so many trees in one forest, this provides for a huge ecosystem for birds. Forests are their natural habitat and they can interact with other birds in a forest.
What are some nonliving parts of an ecosystem?
rocks/fallen trees
Why should we save trees?
By not cutting trees
How do wildfires harm forest ecosystem?
it burns down the trees that animals are living in.
What might an ecosystem that has mostly pine and spruce trees be called?
Evergreen forest
What is forests ecosystem?
A forest ecosystem consists of the animals and non-living things in a forest environment. This ecosystem looks at the way that every part of the environment interacts with each other.
Name three forest populations that could not survive in a pond ecosystem?
Deers, rabits, and trees.
What might happen if all the trees in the forest ecosystem were cut down?
there actually be little to no trees and possibly we would all die
Which organism would most likely be the main source of oxygen in a forest ecosystem?
oak trees
What features of mature Forest species make them able to dominate and complete an ecosystem?
Oak trees
Why is decomposition important in a forest ecosystem?
If there was no such thing as decomposition in a forest ecosystem, then the forest floor would fill up with dead bodies and trees. This would decrease the carrying capacity of the forest, or, in other words cause the living populations to decrease. There would be little room for the trees to survive, and there would be less habitat space for the animal populations, and little to no space for any sort of succession (succession is the process in which a destroyed environment so to speak grows back.) Also, the nutrients released from the decomposed compounds help fuel the trees which produce oxygen. Without these nutrients, there would be even less of a tree population. Long story short, without the force of decomposition in a forest ecosystem, it would, on the long run be challenging for the ecosystem to support life.
Allowing local people to collect fallen branches from trees in a protected forest is an example of the philosophy of?
sustainable forest management. This approach promotes the utilization of forest resources in a way that maintains the ecosystem's health and biodiversity, as well as supports the needs of local communities. By permitting the collection of fallen branches, it reduces waste and provides a sustainable source of fuel or materials for local use.
