Biology, asked by hrishikeshmothe8, 2 days ago

How do animals help forest to grow?

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Answered by p963096

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Animals which live in the forest help it grow and regenerate in following ways: By eating vegetation they clear land for fresh growth. Animals help flowering plants in pollination and seed dispersal. Dead remains of animals make humus after decomposition.

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By dispersing their seeds into new territories, is the other way that animals support .

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