How is a tree a part of the water cycle?

Answer 1

Trees, like all life on Earth, require water to survive. The water would be absorbed by the trees through the roots then evaporate back into the atmosphere. So it wouldn't really affect the water cycle at all.

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Answer 2

Trees participate in the water cycle through a process called transpiration, where they release water vapor from their leaves into the atmosphere. This water vapor eventually condenses into clouds and falls back to the ground as precipitation, which nourishes the tree and completes the cycle.

Answer 3

Trees, like other life on earth needs water. Trees don`t need a whole lot of water. So trees,don`t effect the water cycle.(unless you cut down every single trees that out there.)

Answer 4

it is part of the water cycle because the water that is on the trees evaporate into the clouds with the other water in the clouds. that is called transperation.

Answer 5

planting trees help in retaining water and increasing the groud water level in that particular area. in addition it also provides a cool atmosphere by reducing evaporation.

Answer 6

Trees help in transpiration. It contributes to the rainfall.

Answer 7

Forests bring rain. They participate by transpiration.

Answer 8

Trees play an important role to bring rain. They provides water via transpiration.