Question

lack of trees causes more erosion in the desert because...

Answer 1

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Trees prevent soil erosion and play a pivotal role in the water cycle by absorbing water in the ground and returning water vapor back to the atmosphere. If trees are removed, the area can become much warmer and drier, which may result in desertification, which is a transformation of once fertile land into desert.

Answer 2

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The absence of vegetation causes the topsoil to erode more quickly. It's difficult for plants to grow in the less nutritious soil that remains. Because trees release water vapor into the atmosphere, fewer trees means less rain, which disrupts the water table (or groundwater level).This results in desertification too .

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