Roots from the plants help to hold soil in place during periods of heavy rain.
In damp areas with thick vegetation, there isn't as much sand or dust on the surface to be picked up and carried by the wind.
It will leave the soil exposed to wind and rainfall, and therefore erosion. If it's a small area, it will likely fill in with surrounding vegetation.
the crust- most outer layer of earth
Sheet erosion
In arid or dry climates like deserts, the sun heats up rocks in the day. So the rock expands. At night it cools down so the rock contracts. The constant expanding and contracting weakens the rock and over time the outer layer peels of, hence this process is known as onion skin erosion or exfoliation.
In damp areas with thick vegetation, there isn't as much sand or dust on the surface to be picked up and carried by the wind.
It will leave the soil exposed to wind and rainfall, and therefore erosion. If it's a small area, it will likely fill in with surrounding vegetation.
the crust layer.
In a rainforest, you would typically find four layers of vegetation: the emergent layer, the canopy layer, the understory layer, and the forest floor layer. Each layer plays a specific role in the rainforest ecosystem and supports different types of plants and animals.
Canopy
the forest floor. GOSH.
the crust- most outer layer of earth
Sheet erosion
Soil erosion.
Humans have altered North American deserts in several ways. People who drive across the desert in off-road vehicles inflict environmental damage. When the top layer of desert soil is disturbed, erosion occurs more readily, and less vegtation grows to support native animals.
Erosion happens in the earths crust and it happens because of that layer is exposed to that weather
The crust is the only place erosion takes place, primarily on the land surfaces.