What is a Forest? by LoneLy_heArt 2010/08/05 02:37
A forest is more than just a bunch of trees growing next to
each other.
A forest is a very complex system of animals and plants, living in and on fertile and suitable soil.
Forests are
divided up into five different levels or layers. These levels are the canopy, herb, shrub, understory, and the forest floor.
The canopy layer is the top layer. This is where photosynthesis takes place and it's also where the leafy tops of the trees are. This layer is home to a variety of insects and squirrels.
The next layer is
the understory. This is made up of
smaller trees and is home to birds and
climbing animals.
The third layer is known as the shrub layer. It is made up
of shrubs and vines. It also provides nuts and berries.
The next layer is the herb layer. This layer is made up of soft green plants and wildflowers. Birds, insects, snakes, and toads also nest there.
The last and final layer is the forest floor.
This is the thick fertile soil covered by twigs, branches, insects and detritus.
A forest is more than just a bunch of trees growing next to
each other.
A forest is a very complex system of animals and plants, living in and on fertile and suitable soil.
Forests are
divided up into five different levels or layers. These levels are the canopy, herb, shrub, understory, and the forest floor.
The canopy layer is the top layer. This is where photosynthesis takes place and it's also where the leafy tops of the trees are. This layer is home to a variety of insects and squirrels.
The next layer is
the understory. This is made up of
smaller trees and is home to birds and
climbing animals.
The third layer is known as the shrub layer. It is made up
of shrubs and vines. It also provides nuts and berries.
The next layer is the herb layer. This layer is made up of soft green plants and wildflowers. Birds, insects, snakes, and toads also nest there.
The last and final layer is the forest floor.
This is the thick fertile soil covered by twigs, branches, insects and detritus.
LoneLy_heArt 2010/08/05 02:44
Trees the Most Valuable Resource on Earth Today
Forests are one of the most valuable resources on the planet today.
Without forests it would be almost impossible for any living thing to survive.
But, with this in mind many people destroy forests. It is as though they don't even care that they are dooming themselves as well as the trees.
Trees the Most Valuable Resource on Earth Today
Forests are one of the most valuable resources on the planet today.
Without forests it would be almost impossible for any living thing to survive.
But, with this in mind many people destroy forests. It is as though they don't even care that they are dooming themselves as well as the trees.
Laketempest 2010/08/05 13:01
This is a a very nice topic indeed, i remember learning these things in school, keep it up bro
This is a a very nice topic indeed, i remember learning these things in school, keep it up bro
Schoolife 2010/08/05 14:21
This is a very good topic,if u don't no wat is forest u beter learn here.
This is a very good topic,if u don't no wat is forest u beter learn here.
LoneLy_heArt 2010/08/06 03:50
Quote: _KJOE_: Reason: coz they behav lyk animal
we are also animal don't forget it
Tony-rizzy 2010/08/08 07:31
A forest is a large area of land that is covered by thick vegetation and a living place for wild animals
A forest is a large area of land that is covered by thick vegetation and a living place for wild animals
LoneLy_heArt 2010/08/08 10:45
Quote: Tony-rizzy: A forest is a large area of land that is covered by thick vegetation and a living place for wild animals
right.
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