Science, asked by abhilashanawal83, 7 months ago

How does planting trees help groundwater conservation?

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Answered by bakyashree06

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Explanation:

Planting trees can help groundwater conservation because trees can provide shade for the ground which can reduce evaporation of groundwater.

Answered by duganewasudeo

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Explanation:

As roots of the tree hold the ground water

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