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Q. What are the prerequisites for the growth of forrest

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Components of a Forest

The living organisms in a forest are plants, animals and decomposers. The non-living environment in a forest consists of soil, water and air. The non-living environment of a forest provides nutrients, water and carbon dioxide for the growth of plants. (1) Plants: A forest has many green plants.

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