How do Trees Give Earth all its Oxygen?
How do trees give Earth all its oxygen?
How Trees Produce Oxygen
Trees are one of the most significant and biggest friends of human beings. Trees provide us with all kinds of resources, medicines, shelter, and they give us the gift of life. Nobody can survive on the earth without trees. The reason behind this is oxygen. Trees produce oxygen, and we live by inhaling the oxygen. We humans inhale oxygen and produce carbon dioxide. Trees need carbon dioxide to prepare food. Trees make oxygen through the process of photosynthesis. The leaves of the trees pull carbon dioxide, sunlight, and water to feed the tree. Oxygen is released from trees as a product of this chemical reaction. One mature tree can produce oxygen for four people in daily. Trees store carbon dioxide in their fiber to clean the environment. Carbon dioxide is a greenhouse gas that is so negative for the environment. Research shows a mature tree will take approximately 48 pounds of CO2 from the environment and release oxygen for us in one year. So trees are taking a large part in removing pollution from the environment. If trees do not produce oxygen, we all will die. Oxygen not only gives us life but also heals our nature in many different ways. So every time you breathe, keep in mind it is for the oxygen that trees give us.
– Written By Ishita Gupta
