Science, asked by Priyanshuraj12, 10 months ago

How do forests prevent soil erosion?

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Answered by Anonymous

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Forests are rich in vegetation. Herbs, shrubs and trees in the forests hold the top most layer firmly by their roots. This does not allow natural forces like wind and water to carry away the top most fertile layer of the soil easily. Hence, forests prevent soil erosion.

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