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Forests
A geographic area characterized by a dense growth of trees and underbrush.
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Why do you need old growth forests?
because old trees are bigger and much more adjusted to their climate
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reliable but limited resource, what is your desk made out of? what what used to construct your roof? Wood has many uses and isnt going anywhere soon.
DNR officer Sgt.Sark
Forest Denudation - to strip a forest by depriving it of something it needs in order to exist. For example, to strip it's surface layers, in some cases by erosion.
Commonly through a ripping and burning process to create farmland. Also when harvesting Native forests for timber in an unsustainable fashion. Not that there is anyway to cut down old growth forests and not cause irreversible long-term damage.
And removing plantation trees on a large scale in already established timber forests of which enough exist now with out the need to create more at the expense of our few remaining native forests.
What decomposer lives on the forest floor?
Members of the Fungal Kingdom are our most common forest floor decomposers.
Is bulling a major threat to the world?
It depends on how far it goes. If it's teasing, then it's fine, it's childhood. But if its insulting and derogatory comments that damage the intellectual and psychological welfare of the person, then and only then does it become a major threat. So I guess it all depends on the personal tolerance level of the 'abused'.
What is a Mediterranean scrub?
...consists of plants that survive long, hot dry periods following mild, wet winters.
It can be found in many forms. Snails and slugs produce the most common slimes but more uncommon animals are frogs, toads, caecilians, salamanders, newts, and hagfish.
The chemical processes involved in decomposition generate heat.
The capacity of a forest to produce specific products (i.e. biomass, lumber) over time as influenced by the interaction of vegetative manipulation and abiotic factors (i.e. soil, climate, physiography). Net primary productivity (NPP) provides the fundamental measure of forest productivity. When measured at the point of foliar carrying capacity for all potential flora, NPP is a measure of potential site productivity. Rate of product growth, an economic component, is occasionally used as a partial measure of forest productivity.
What are the advantage and disadvantage of natural and artificial forest?
Artificial forests can never give us all the things we want but real forests can give us all those things
