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Sunlight is the natural light and energy emitted by the sun, essential for life on Earth as it drives photosynthesis in plants, regulates climate, and influences weather patterns. Forests are large areas densely populated with trees and other vegetation, playing a crucial role in the ecosystem by providing habitat for wildlife, sequestering carbon dioxide, and producing oxygen. Together, sunlight and forests create a vital relationship; sunlight fuels the growth of trees, which in turn contribute to biodiversity and environmental health.
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Why does little sunlight reach coniferous forests?
Sufficient sunlight does reach coniferous forests otherwise they would not thrive.
Forests sunlight and coal are all examples of what?
natural resources.
How much sunlight are there in the deciduous forests get in the winter spring summer and fall?
I really have no idea! :(
Why do smaller herbs and shrubs not grow well in dense forests?
the dense forests mostly have trees which most likely shield the shrubs depriving them from sunlight and water
How much of the year does the sun power the forests?
The sun powers forests throughout the entire year, as trees and plants rely on sunlight for photosynthesis, the process that converts light energy into chemical energy. However, the intensity and duration of sunlight can vary by season, affecting growth rates and productivity. In temperate regions, for example, forests may experience more vigorous growth in spring and summer when days are longer and sunlight is more intense. Overall, while the sun supports forests year-round, its impact fluctuates with seasonal changes.
Why do forests get cold in winter?
It isn't the forest that causes the low temperature, it is the winter. In winter, a hemisphere of the Earth is tilted away from the sun and receives less sunlight, hence, it gets cold. This is true for forests or any other kind of region.
How does the albedo of a surface change when forests are converted to agricultural fields?
The albedo of a surface typically increases when forests are converted to agricultural fields. Forests have a lower albedo because they absorb more sunlight compared to fields, which reflect more sunlight. This change in albedo can impact the temperature of the area and the climate at large.
Non living things in boreal forests?
rocks, air , sunlight Jee, Thanks for telling me what is every where in the world!
Why is there so little sunlight in the rain forests?
I am asking that same question and when I came to this web to search, I found out that this question is not answered.
Abiotic factors for native forests?
Abiotic factors are non-living physical and chemical parts of the environment that affect ecosystems. Some abiotic factors for native forests are temperature, soil, water, sunlight and wind.
What factors make a system sustainable?
Wetlands, forests, water, animals, and sunlight are some of the many factors that make a system sustainable.
Can apple trees grow in Canada's forests?
Apple trees do not grow well in ANY forest. They need sunlight to grow well.
