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Function of trees in concern for future generation

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Simply by performing their natural processes, trees improve air quality. By giving off oxygen, they benefit not only the organisms in their vicinity, but help, in their small way, the overall quality of the atmosphere.

Trees put down strong, deep roots. This enables them to draw up nutrients from lower down in the soil, making them available for plants around them with shallower roots. These strong roots also help to improve the soil structure, creating more passages through which aeration of the soil can occur, as well as the percolation of moisture, and the movement of organisms living in the soil.

A tree provides a habitat for animals. Insects are attracted to its blossoms and fruit, while birds are attracted by the fruit, the availability of insects to eat, and the coverage the tree’s branches offer both for protection from the elements and predators, and a place to nest. 

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Answer 2

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Function of trees in concern for future generation:

• A tree offers animals a place to live. Birds are drawn to the fruit, the abundance of insects to eat, and the coverage the tree's branches provide for shelter from the elements and predators as well as a place to nest, while insects are drawn to the tree's blossoms and fruit.

• Floods and water pollution are prevented by trees.

• By stabilising the soil and absorbing water — between 1,500 and 2,000 gallons per year — mature trees shield communities from flash floods and landslides. On the flip side (ha), a lack of trees can result in more frequent floods.

• By supplying oxygen, enhancing air quality, reducing climate change, conserving water, maintaining soil, and fostering animals, trees benefit their surroundings. Trees absorb carbon dioxide during photosynthesis and turn it into the oxygen we breathe.

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