They don't. If the ground level is low enough, a flood can occur regardless of what is on the ground. They can help prevent mud slides though. Their roots help hold the soil together.
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It helps through falling leaves, these leaves serve as a giant sponge which controls the water to flow in lower level areas.
Trees and plants, dams, levees, proper drainage systems, and early warning systems help prevent floods.
-In the past years, trees were still available to prevent floods. Nowadays, trees are not found anywhere to help absorb the water from the heavy rain causes a terrible flood.
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.
Yes Willow trees are in forests
no
Build a dam
Trees help prevent flash floods in plains by absorbing excess water from the soil through their roots and canopy. This reduces the amount of water runoff, allowing water to be stored and slowly released into the ground. Trees also help stabilize soil and reduce erosion, which further contributes to preventing flash floods in plains.
Floods can destroy forests by uprooting trees, saturating the soil, and causing erosion that washes away vital nutrients. The excessive water can lead to root rot and other diseases, weakening or killing trees. Additionally, the force of floodwaters can break branches and damage the forest canopy, disrupting habitats for wildlife and affecting the overall ecosystem balance. Ultimately, the aftermath of flooding can lead to long-term changes in forest composition and health.
to prevent floods we can use more irrigation
Do not cut trees instead plant trees...
When trees are planted and when dams are created then it is possible for the floods to stop
floods can bring damage to trees and can kill people