Forests

Yes, many plants in a Paleozoic forest belong to the division lycophyta.

Yes it is because:

-They cut the trees to shoulder height, known as pollarding. This means that the tree can still grow back so there is enough wood for future generations.

-The different activities have a certain area to ensure that they do not ruin the area around. Such as, the bikes can ruin the grass.

What i can tell you is it's as big as west virgina and it's a island

Nothing, because they are the top of the food chain.

Forest fires burn plants and tall trees seem to catch on fire quicker that smaller ones since they're so high up.

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There are many different species of deer, elk, birds, lizards, chipmunks, and fish in nearby streams or rivers. :)

So forest don't have deforestation.

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Floods can affect ecosystems as diverse as coral reefs and deserts...

almost one fourth of the worlds animals are found in the rainforest

Legend has it that Robin Hood led his 'gang' of merry men in Sherwood Forest.

A forest consists of trees only, whereas a jungle has other plants and grasses. Forest floors have access to about 1 per cent of the sunlight that is available at the tree-tops. Areas of a forest which are damaged (e.g. by a hurricane) and become exposed to sunlight become jungles (jungles grow). Forests are more dense, and jungles are supposedly taller.

Because it is full of living organisms such as trees, shrubs, insects, birds etc. It is dynamic because all these living things are changing over time.

hello! there are many animals that live in the evergreen forest! some are deer, elk, snow shoe hares, beavers, lynx, owls, bears, and wolves!

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Nowadays we are all aware of the fact that it is absolutely true that forests are the main part of our world. Like lungs in human's body, which plays the major role for respiration, wise forest is the major key factor for living world. God has gifted many valuable things to human, one among that is forest which has good things as well as bad. In this essay I will shed light upon this disputable and complex issue and discuss about the advantages and disadvantages destruction of forest.

On the one hand, in today's growing population, there is no sufficient place to survive, so we are no other go than doing this destruction. Each negative has some positive while destructing the forest only we can get many good things like wood for making furniture, perfumes, pulp for making papers and so forth only by cutting shrubs and herbs we can get medicines for many diseases.

On the other hand, for some species like wild animals it is a place for inhabitant. If we distract forests animals will die or migrate to the cities creating a threat to humans. Furthermore, many people are living in rainforests. They get food and shelter from there. And when we deforest, these people lose their home and ordinary live. Moreover, carbon dioxide, which causes climatic changes like global warming, is absorbed by trees, which prevents the greenhouse effect. Desalination will cause significant changes in climate like warmer temperature, wind direction change or higher sea level. Besides, a lot of carbon dioxide may pollute environment seriously, harming the global health.

In the last analysis I can derive the following inference that although it's undeniable that using natural resources helps develop the world, forest play too big role in the life of our earth. Various steps should be taken by both government and public to save the forests.

Usually caused by indutrail waste disposal or chemical leaks and dumping. Also caused by farmers using pestcides etc that leak into the envrions of the rain forest by accessing water supplies such as rivers and streams

Wayne National Forest was created in 1992.

Land that is cleared in a rain forest for farming may become eroded more easily. Clearing the land exposes it to sunlight which makes the soil lose moisture rather than retain it.

it rains a lot because the trees get lots of water underground and the water is stored in the leaves of the trees. as the rain forest is in the tropical zone, it gets very hot. the water stored in the leaves evaporates through the stomata of the leaves. this makes lots of rain clouds on top. they all crash into each other and it finally starts raining.

so there you there you have it . this is why it rains a lot in the rain forest

Not strictly speaking. People definitely live in areas suitable for deciduous forests (temperate climates) or areas that once were deciduous forests, but urban sprawl tends to knock down trees. Then you can't say the area where those people are living are really "forests".

animals in the Rainforest behave very differently to us. They would hunt for food and take very little notice of other different types of animals.

depends which rainforest your talking about

environments in forest are plants, animals