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What things does a tree need from the soil?
Trees get their water and food (inorganic nutrients) from the soil.
Where do plants and trees get nutrients to grow from?
The soil i n the ground =D
Can trees grow on roofs?
If soil and nutrients are active on your roof: Yes.
Explain why the rainforest soil does not keep its nutrients long afer frees are cut down?
Rainforest soil loses its nutrients quickly after trees are cut down because the forest ecosystem relies on the nutrient cycle, where trees absorb nutrients from the soil and then release them back when they decompose. Without trees, there is no longer a source of nutrients cycling back into the soil, causing it to become depleted over time. Additionally, the heavy rainfall in rainforest regions can wash away nutrients from the exposed soil, further contributing to nutrient loss.
Where are Most of the nutrients located in a tropical rain forest?
plants
How does the soil get its nutrients in the rainforest?
because when the trees are form the nutrics gose from the tree in to the ground :)
Why are trees important for soil?
Trees are important for soil because their roots help to prevent erosion by holding the soil in place. Trees also improve soil structure by increasing its organic matter content through leaf litter and root exudates. Additionally, the presence of trees can enhance soil fertility by cycling nutrients and promoting microbial activity.
Do trees jump?
Trees are rooted into the ground so that they can absorb nutrients from the soil. Consequentially, it is almost impossible for them to move on their own volition.
How does acidity of rainwater influence the fertility of soil?
The higher level of acid there is the more nutrients are removed from the soil. Certain trees cannot even survive because acid blocks them from getting these nutrients.
How do trees use food?
Trees use energy from the sun to produce chlorophyll, also know as a major source of food for them. Trees also use the soil for nutrients.
What is a problem due to deforestation on the lithosphere?
The lithosphere refers to the surface of Earth's outermost layer. On land, most of that surface is covered by soil. Deforestation damages the soil (and thus you could say damages the lithosphere) because when trees are removed, soil nutrients are no longer replenished by the leaves and twigs that usually provide soil microorganisms and insects with nutrients. This quickly depletes the soil of nutrients. In addition, the soil ends up being blown or washed away without trees to hold it in place.
Which fruit trees grow in alkaline soil?
Fruit trees that can tolerate alkaline soil include apple, pear, cherry, apricot, plum, and peach trees. These trees are generally more adaptable to different soil pH levels compared to other fruit trees. It is important to monitor soil pH and provide proper nutrients to ensure the health and productivity of the trees.
