Environmental Sciences, asked by captainman03, 1 year ago

"A forest has no waste". why? ​

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Answered by bibiangelicaputot
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This is because plants in forests release oxygen through the process of photosynthesis and help in providing oxygen to animals for respiration.

There is no waste in a forest because micro-organisms act on the wastes and convert them to humus. This humus ensures that the nutrients are returned back to the soil.

It has no waste as it has many decomposers and other animals who decompose the waste .

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