how does planting trees help groundwater conservation ? [brief]
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shades from trees save the rate of evaporation in thirsty lawns. newly planted trees take only 15 gallons of water a week. as trees transpire they increase atmospheric moisture.
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Trees introduce their roots in the soil stronger and prevents soil erosion.
Trees transpire water during the metabolism. This water evaporates and forms cloud and finally reaches the soil increasing the ground water content to some extent.
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Trees transpire water during the metabolism. This water evaporates and forms cloud and finally reaches the soil increasing the ground water content to some extent.
hope this helps you.
REGARDS
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