Do trees cause rain

Answer 1

Tree's prepare their food and generate energy through a process known as PHOTOSYNTHESIS and we got another process called TRANSPIRATION through which it sends out the excess water in the form of water vapour through small pores present on the leaf surface and this enables the raise in content of water vapour in the atmosphere leading to preciptation in form of RAIN and this phenomena is exhibited by most of the MESOPHYTES--Group Of Land Plants i.e; terrestrial ones

Answer 2

Trees help in rainfall in a very huge way. When you plant trees, they will absorb water from the soil and release it into the atmosphere which form rain and they will also act as interceptors when the rain is falling.

Answer 3

#1): The conversion of carbon dioxide to oxygen;

#2): The provision of foundations for the nests of birds, lizards, & small mammals;

#3): The provision of shelter FROM THE RAINS;

#4): The slowing of the pace of erosion with its' root system;

#5): The aeriation of the earth with its' root system;

#6): The provision of a natural Aeolian Harp with which to sing in the wind!

Answer 4

Rain causes trees to grow. This is so true, but trees also cause rain to fall. Two separate effects allow or induce rain over trees and downwind. Permaculture advocates and exponents of desert forestry, have demonstrated the worth of tree cover by establishing hardy forests. One Indian town suffered mud brick erosion from increased rain. Its obvious that removing trees heats and dries the ground. Measurements show the minute bacteria or viral spores, blowing off trees also promote the formation of rain drops. The Polynesian navigators who voyaged between the Philippines (DNA) and South America (chicken bones), could locate land by the constant cloud over forested shores. Their name for New Zealand, refers to its' long white cloud. Reforesting deserts is under way across six continents. The future is always as we make it.

Answer 5

I Guess this is the answer

Trees are very tall and they give out air in the form of transpiration when the air reaches the clouds it mixes with the water vapor and the clouds become heavy and down comes the rain

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Gaurang

Answer 6

Trees help create rain by releasing water vapor through a process called transpiration. This water vapor contributes to the formation of clouds and eventually precipitation. So, while trees themselves do not directly cause rain, they play a key role in the water cycle that leads to rain.

Answer 7

Rainforests attract water vapor, it is said, but trees do not in general attract rain.

Answer 8

Trees dont attract rain. They can however atract lightning because they are earthed so well.

Answer 9

through photosynthsis.