Cutting down only mature trees allows more resources to be available for the younger growing trees and extends the life of the forest.
Explanation:
- Older an taller trees grow to a height and forms a canopy over the forest floor.
- This cuts the maximum amount of sunlight from reaching the under growths.
- Thus the shorter and younger trees lie in shade and cannot grow properly due to lack of sunlight.
- On the other hand the trees could penetrate deeper into the soil consuming up a lot of nutrient and the competition for resources becomes maximum.
- When taller and older trees are cut, the canopy is removed and sunlight couldl penetrate to the forest floor and the stress on soil is also reduced , thus allows the growth of younger trees which in turn extends the life of the forest.
C is correct i believe i think all the others are wrong but im not entirely sure
Enough sunlight enters those waters, so photosynthesis is possible
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<span>A catastrophism is a geological doctrine that changes in the earth's crust have in
the past been brought about suddenly by physical forces operating in
ways that cannot be observed today.
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