Question

How water cycle in nature is maintained ?

Answer 1

The role of rainforests in the water cycle is to add water to the atmosphere through the process of transpiration (in which plants release water from their leaves during photosynthesis). This moisture contributes to the formation of rain clouds, which release the water back onto the rainforest. In the Amazon, 50-80 percent of moisture remains in the ecosystem’s water cycle.
When forests are cut down, less moisture goes into the atmosphere and rainfall declines, sometimes leading to drought.

In recent years, the rainforests of Borneo and the Amazon have experienced very severe droughts. These have been made worse by deforestation.

Moisture generated by rainforests travels around the world. Scientists have discovered that rainfall in America’s Midwest is affected by forests in the Congo. Meanwhile, moisture created in the Amazon ends up falling as rain as far away as Texas, and forests in Southeast Asia influence rain patterns in southeastern Europe and China. Distant rainforests are therefore important to farmers everywhere.

Answer 2

Hey

The water cycle in nature is maintained by the Rainforests.

The role of rainforests in water cycle is quite simple. They help in addition of water to the atmosphere by the well known process called Transpiration.

This addition of water helps the water cycles to continue at a rapid speed.

This water due to the intense heat of sun is converted into its Gaseous state i.e., Water vapours.

These water vapours being light in weight rises up in the atmosphere due to which they are converted into water crystals because of intense cooling in atmosphere and soon these crystals combines with one another to form clouds.

Then they are precipitated to earth in the form of rains.

This process then again continues simultaneously in the atmosphere thus maintaining the water cycle in Nature.