How can trees be classified? Deciduous trees, coniferous trees, and evergreen trees? Explain them.
Explain The Classification Of Trees
Trees are essential for the survival of all organisms. Trees are known as the alveoli of the earth, and the Amazon rainforest is considered as the lungs of the world. Last year, the forest fire which ignited at the amazon forest in Brazil has provoked every natural activist in the world. Countries from all around the world were concerned about this fire. If anything happens to the Amazon rainforest, it will affect the equilibrium of the whole world. That is why Amazon is protected with so much concern. Trees are classified into different types according to different criteria. These classifications include classification as softwoods and hardwoods, shrubs and trees, etc. A popular method of classifying trees is according to some physiological criteria, such as Evergreen and deciduous. Now a question arises in every readers mind. What Is Evergreen, and What Is Deciduous? Some particular trees retain their foliage (greenery) throughout the year without any concern for the weather. These trees are known as evergreen trees. Some species that are in the region are of varying climate wand ould experience weathering and would shed the leaves once or twice a year to cope with the temperature change. These trees are known as the deciduous trees. Those trees that are present in regions with low temperatures or snowfall have the shape of a cone. Trees in some part of Russia is an example for this. These trees have the shape of a cone, this special shape is used to protect the tree from snowfall and temperature drops. The shapes of such trees give a thorny view to aircrafts above them. These trees are altered into these forms for survival. In Northern America and regions near that, they use the term evergreen as a synonym for conifer.
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