Geography, asked by bobacomics, 11 months ago

Why are coniferous forests so important?

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Answered by joshsk

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here is it pointwise

Explanation:

Coniferous forests are important to protect because they cover a large part of the earth's surface, representing the largest land habitat for plant and animal species
they provide food and shelter for animals and humans
are a source for pharmaceuticals; provide recreation; and filter water
Conifers provide shelter and food for a wide range of wildlife, too.
They also play an important role in the global sequestering of carbon.

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Coniferous forests are important to protect because they cover a large part of the earth's surface, representing the largest land habitat for plant and animal species; they provide food and shelter for animals and humans; are a source for pharmaceuticals; provide recreation; and filter water and they convert carbon .

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