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trees help in soil formation as well as protection explain​

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Answered by eshika21
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They protect it from erosion as the roots of the trees hold the soil. Trees reduce the rate of erosion by: protecting the soil from the impact of rain. transpiring large amounts of water, which counteracts very wet soil.

Answered by Jo2420
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The manure and nutrients are rich and good for the soil formation. Improving the soil's structure increases fertility and helps prevent soil erosion. ... Probing root growth breaks up the soil, which creates spaces for storing air and water. Tree roots improve drainage because each root acts as an underground water channel to help water penetrate the soil.

They protect it from erosion as the roots of the trees hold the soil. Trees reduce the rate of erosion by: protecting the soil from the impact of rain. transpiring large amounts of water, which counteracts very wet soil

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