Revision Notes for CBSE Class 7 Science Chapter 17 Forests: Our Lifeline - Free PDF Download
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3. How forests are our lifeline?
Ans: Forests are extremely beneficial to us. They draw in carbon dioxide and give out oxygen. They provide us with several beneficial things like wood, medicinal plants, timber, rubber, etc. they also help in maintaining a flourishing flora and fauna. One of their most important functions is preserving soils. They also help in regulating the climate and bringing in rainfall. Hence they are rightly termed as our lifelines. For more comprehensive information on this topic, refer to the Revision Notes of this chapter.
4. How nutrients are recycled in the forest?
Ans: Nutrients are recycled in the forest in the following simple manner:
Plants, insects, and microbes absorb nutrients from the soil.
Animals and birds take nutrients from plants or other animals in the forest.
When insects, animals, plants, and birds die in the forest, their bodies decompose by microbes. These decomposing bodies are further turned into organic matter in the soil.
5. How do animals dwelling in the forest help it grow and regenerate?
Ans: Forests are the natural habitat of a diversity of animals and birds. These animals and birds help in regenerating forests in the following ways:
a) Animals and birds dwelling in the forest aid in the dispersal of seeds in various new places so that new trees can grow in the forest.
b) Dead and decaying animals are converted into nutrient-rich humus in the forest which in turn provides nutrients to the plants.
c) Animal and bird's faecal matter also provides nutrition to growing plants.