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A forest can be represented as a list of trees, where each tree is a node with a value and a list of child subtrees.
A forest is a large area covered chiefly with trees and undergrowth.It provides habitat for wildlife, helps regulate the climate, and supports biodiversity.Forests are vital for oxygen production and absorbing carbon dioxide from the atmosphere.
A forest is a large area filled with trees.
A forest is a dense area of trees and wildlife.
A forest is land covered with many trees.
Forest: land densely covered with trees.
A forest is a place full of trees.
Forest: a natural area rich in trees.
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REFOREST
Reforest means to plant trees in an area where a forest has been cut down or destroyed.
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TIMBER
Timber is wood that has been cut from trees and prepared for building or other uses.
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BOREAL
Boreal refers to the northern forest region, mainly made up of coniferous trees like pine, spruce, and fir.
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TROPICAL
Tropical describes regions near the equator characterized by warm temperatures and high rainfall year-round.
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MANGROVE
Mangrove is a type of coastal forest with salt-tolerant trees that grow in tidal, swampy areas.
Learn MoreA forest is a large area densely covered with trees and wildlife.
A forest is a natural area dominated by a dense collection of trees and plants.
EMERGENT
Emergent trees are the tallest trees in a forest that grow above the main canopy layer. They receive the most sunlight and are often exposed to strong winds and weather.
REFOREST
Reforest means to plant trees in an area where a forest has been cut down or destroyed. This process helps restore ecosystems, improve air quality, and support wildlife habitats.
TIMBER
Timber is wood that has been cut and processed from trees for use in construction, furniture, and other products. It is a valuable natural resource used for building homes, making paper, and fuel.
ARTICLE
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‘Theatre is the perfect platform’: How young voices shaped new play on climate and nature emergencies PUBLISHED ON: 3 APRIL 2025 It’s taken a cast of people to bring Theatre for Life’s New Forest folklore-based play, Bringing the Outside In, to the stage in a performance that will shine a spotlight on young people’s voices … Read more - Australian farmers can increase income while…
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In response to the growing concern about the New World screwworm, the Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Service will host a webinar on June 9 to provide more information to agricultural producers and the public. AgriLife Extension experts will be joined by veterinarians from the Texas A&M Veterinary Medical Diagnostic Laboratory and Texas Animal Health Commission … Read more