Why is forest vegetation important?

Answer 1

Vegetation provides a certain degree of shelter from weather conditions. Becomes the habitat of many animals such as bears and smaller animals like birds and squirrels. Vegetation also provides the basis of a food pyramid in an ecosystem as the herbivores are the ones to consume the vegetation, then carnivores after, and the decomposers that return the energy back into the ecosystem. Vegetation helps to maintain the balance in soil by using up the nitrogen and the other nutrients. As all creatures need air to survive, the vegetation uses carbon dioxide in the air to use the carbon and instead releases into the air, oxygen which people and many of the earth inhabitants need to survive. the roots of trees and other plants help keep the soil in place so that when it rains, the water won't wash away all the fertile soil in that part of the land. As people being to cut into the forests, more soil erosion occurs and strips away a whole lot of top soil. These are some reasons why vegetation is so important for an ecosystem.

Answer 2

forest vegetation is important because if there is no vegetation there is:

1. no shade causing what ever body of whatever land (forest,etc.)is not covered up to become dry

2.small animals living throuh out the vegetation will have no shelter and most likely die

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3.cause there to be no food for the animals who either eat the vegetation and/or the animals who live in it

Answer 3

Forest vegetation is important for several reasons. It provides habitats for a wide variety of plants and animals, helps regulate the climate by absorbing carbon dioxide and releasing oxygen, plays a crucial role in water cycles by absorbing and releasing water, and contributes to overall biodiversity and ecosystem health.

Answer 4

Vegetation zones reflect peculiar agro-climatic conditions for each zone

Answer 5

Plants are autotrophic and constute the bottom layer of the food web of an ecosystem; so without them, the ecosystem would starve.