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Can trees affect the environment?
Trees convert carbon dioxide into oxygen through photosynthesis. Less trees = less conversion
What produces biomass?
old trees, decayed food, anything that was once alive less than a hundred years ago
Why have levels of carbon dioxide risen over the past billion years?
Less trees, more people, more pollution.
What is the climate in the woods?
It depends on whether it is woods, which can be less than 1/4th acre, or a forest which can be thousands of acres. It also depends on what kind of trees are there, and the location / country.Speaking only of the US, woods and forests generally have:a thick canopy of trees / branchesthick leaf litter or pine needle cover on the forest floorcooler temps than outside the woods or forestsome forests / woods can be damp or even swampy in some places, and therefore have higher humidity and feels "sticky-sweaty" on human skingenerally have a healthy insect population, both ground insects and flying insectsgenerally have a healthy small game populationgenerally have a healthy large game population, such as bears and deer
Would your lives be the same if all trees lived for less than hundred years?
No, trees provide oxygen for us to survive. If they did not live longer we would have less oxygen. Also certain animals live and eat off of trees and we eat animals, without the trees those animals would die off and we may survive but more likely perish. Hope it helped
Would your lives be the same if the trees lived less than hundred years?
No, trees provide oxygen for us to survive. If they did not live longer we would have less oxygen. Also certain animals live and eat off of trees and we eat animals, without the trees those animals would die off and we may survive but more likely perish. Hope it helped
Are palm trees evergreen or deciduous?
Evergreen, not deciduous, is the classification of palm trees [Arecaceae family]. Deciduous trees lose their leaves in the span of less than a year. Evergreens lose their leaves, but generally over the span of three [3] years.
Do older trees produce less oxygen than young trees?
yes
Why does it flood where there are not many trees around?
because there is less trees to absorb water
What If the Taiga didn't exist?
less water less oxygen less trees and plants
What happenes to the biosphere if the forest biomes get smaller?
If a forest biome were to shrink then there would be less trees and less trees mean less oxygen and less oxygen means less room to breathe, which leads to overcrowding and eventually extinction.
How long do hardwood trees take to grow?
It takes 200 years to 1000 years for hardwood to grow.
