OBJECTIVE FORESTRY

FORESTRY

FOREST POLICY AND GOVERNANCE

Question [CLICK ON ANY CHOICE TO KNOW THE RIGHT ANSWER]
Why is the soil rich in a deciduous forest?
A
fallen leaves make compost
B
dead trees provide food for decomposers
C
fallen pine cones add minerals
D
light shines through bare trees
Explanation: 

Detailed explanation-1: -Answer: Plants are organic in nature. So, the fallen leaves decompses in the soil and form humus. This humus is rich in minerals which helps to maintain the fertility of the soil.

Detailed explanation-2: -Did you know that fallen leaves can become a valuable garden resource? You can turn these leaves into compost. Although low in essential plant nutrients like nitrogen, the leaves still contain small amounts of all the nutrients plants need and are a valuable source of soil-improving organic matter.

Detailed explanation-3: -The fallen leaves keep the soil and roots warm, hold moisture and also prevent the weeds from growing around the trees. In the long run, these leaves break down and form a rich, organic compost which is having all the nutrients required for the growth of the tree and this is how it enriches the soil.

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