Question

20 lines about forests ​

Answer 1

Tree-

dominated forests can occur wherever the temperatures rise above 10 °C (50 °F) in the warmest months and the annual precipitation is more than 200 mm (8 inches). They can develop under a variety of conditions within these climatic limits, and the kind of soil, plant, and animal life differs according to the extremes of environmental influences. In cool, high-latitude subpolar regions, forests are dominated by hardy conifers like pines, spruces, and larches. These taiga (boreal) forests have prolonged winters and between 250 and 500 mm (10 and 20 inches) of rainfall annually. In more temperate high-latitude climates, mixed forests of both conifers and broad-leaved deciduous trees predominate. Broad-leaved deciduous forests develop in middle-latitude climates, where there is an average temperature above 10 °C (50 °F) for at least six months every year and annual precipitation is above 400 mm (16 inches). A growing period of 100 to 200 days allows deciduous forests to be dominated by oaks, elms, birches, maples, beeches, and aspens. In the humid climates of the equatorial belt, tropical rainforests develop. There heavy rainfall supports evergreens that have broad leaves instead of needle leaves, as in cooler forests. In the lower latitudes of the Southern Hemisphere, the temperate deciduous forest reappears.

Answer 2

Answer:

• Forests make up the biggest part of the ecosystem to support the wildlife that is, the birds, animals and insects of different varieties.

• The wood from the forest provide for fuel to warm homes and cooking.

• The trees in the forests absorb the carbon emission from the neighbouring urban centres, refreshing and returning fresh pure air.

• A lot of trees and tree products have a high medicinal value and the forest hold many such trees in those particular geographical regions.

• Wood for construction and furniture is obtained from forests.

• A high level of deforestation takes place to supply wood for the paper industry.

• Forests are a valuable natural relief and every effort must be made to maintained and grow them.

• Forests are a major source of resources and that relief of nature that has the capacity to conserve natural life in its own rhythm.

• A forest is an area which is thickly populated with trees and largely unvisited by human beings.

• In popular fiction, forests are a scene of adventure or sometimes even crime because of their relative isolation from civilization.

• Forests are a part of the natural habitat of a place on which the entire ecosystem depends.

• The flora and fauna of the ecosystem are conserved as the forests are conserved.

• Forests maintain the quality of the neighbouring land by controlling the top soil from being washed away by rains.

• Many of our resources are obtained from the forests, mainly wood for construction, fuel and paper industry.

• Apart from this, trees are a source of many medicinal substances or ingredients for various uses.

• Wildlife that is shy of human habitation live in forests for their relative isolation from the human world.

• Forests provide the much needed greenery that can absorb the pollutants in the earth’s atmosphere.

• Since this place is so off boundaries for most humans, there is an air of fantasy about it.

• Forests, especially the equatorial rain-forests are a heaven for biologists to study the millions of different species of plants available there.

• Forests are bountiful and man must find ways to conserve and propagate nature in these areas by supporting afforestation.