Environmental Sciences, asked by riturajsingh0, 10 months ago

How do forest help in percolation and retention of water

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Answered by vinayakpatil29

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Explanation:

Forests have trees which slows down the flow of water hence resulting in greater percolation.

Answered by nallathambi65

1

Answer:

the process of weeping the water into the ground is called infiltration.

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