Science, asked by firdous95, 9 months ago

how do forests help in rainfall

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Answered by LitChori01

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Forests helps in raining because in a forest there are a lot of trees. Due to the oxygen provided by these trees there is rainfall.

Answered by bharatbarole

there are various types of tree in the forest whose roots are deep in the soil this roots block the groundwater this water evaporate in summer season and it finally comes in the form of rain.

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