Forests

Positive:

Controlled forest fires have allowed trees to spread their seeds.

Selective tree cutting.

Negative:

Logging-too many trees being cut down

Pollution-pollution leads to acid rain which hurts trees

Also people are taking mosses out of the forest, which could lead to flooding because the mosses aren't there to absorb the water.

Deciduous forests can be found in the eastern half of North America, and the middle of Europe. There are many deciduous forests in Asia. Some of the major areas that they are in are southwest Russia, Japan, and eastern China. South America has two big areas of deciduous forests in southern Chile and Middle East coast of Paraguay. There are deciduous forests located in New Zealand, and southeastern Australia also.

In forest fires, people are generally split into two groups, which I'll call A and B.

Group A try to put the fire out or mitigate the effects by building fire breaks - gaps in the forest to stop the spread.

Group B flee.

Diciduous forests vary too much to apply one number. However, there are usually several (perhaps anywhere from 10-1000?) species of tree depending on the region. Additionally there would be hundreds of species of smaller scrub bushes and grasses.

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Deforestration affects our lives as the whole world is totally dependent on the trees as trees provide us with lot of things and most importantly with 02 and it purifies air by removing many of its impurities. Bye

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The forest cover in India has decreased due to unprecedented growth in population rate,much of our own natural vegetation cover has been removed because of intense need to bring more and more land under cultivation. Our forest land in of only 19.47%.

The earth is covered 15% by forests. Since we have been cutting down trees, our oxygen levels have been cut by over 5%. Which is alot.

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There are various impacts of forest degradation ranging from biodiversity loss, increase in green house gases emission which leads to the green house effect, even soil nutrient loss and a wide range of it.

forest imperial institute are situated in dehradun in the city of uttarakhand in 1906,during british colonial period .in this the law for conservation of forest and how to save forest was taught.

evergreen: plant -to- small insect -to- bird -to- larger carnivorous mammal

or just take out the insect

tropical: plant -to- insect -to- small mammal or small bird -to- carnivorous mammal... or snake

food chains and food webs ALWAYS start with a producer (plant) and end with a carnivor (meat eating animal) or omnivor (plant& animal eating animal)

Yes, a rain forest's damp environment is perfect for mosses.

the needles of the coniferous trees are designed to conserve water. they are coated with a waxy substance to prevent evaporation of water and the boughs of the trees are shaped to shed snow and prevent breakage of their limbs.

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One can prevent forest denudation by preventing forest fires. Also, by leaving the trees where they are and not cutting them down.

to survive in the coniferous forest you do : wood to make fire, clothes for both summer and winter, weapons to kill a animal if a try to kill you, and tent to live in.also bring some water and food to eat.

Trees release water into the atmosphere through a process called transpiration. In forested areas this moisture added to the atmosphere increases rainfall. Without the trees that water would simply flow into streams or soak into the ground.

Rain does not attract forests. On the other hand, scientists and analysts have contemplated the possibilities of forests attracting rainfall. There are studies that suggest deforestation often reduces the amount of rain and cloud formations in that region. That's because pressure gradients are also taken into account. Atmosphere volume reduces at much higher rates where intensive evaporation occurs. As a result, the low pressure draws in larger amounts of moist from areas with weaker evaporation. Consequently, this leads to a greater net transfer of atmospheric moisture. All of this is a part of what is deemed the Biotic Pump Theory.

The forst also acts as a natural absorber and allows it to seep. When forests are flooded, the soil absorbs the water and hence forests help in controlling floods.