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how is a forest able to function as an independent unit

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Answered by santy2
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Forests are considered as independent units due two key factors; the ability to replicate on its own and the ability to manufacture its own food.

Through the process of photosynthesis, trees within a forest can manufacture or synthesize food on a daily basis for sustenance. This they do independent of external factors-all that the forest needs, is within itself.

On the other hand, forests also can replicate own their own through such mechanisms as dispersion and cross-pollination.
 Hence, a forest can survive, grow and replicate itself without any external help. 
Answered by ayushisachdeva5
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This is an answer of my book .

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