Environment Protector Friend: Tree

To illustrate the importance of trees to protect the balance of the environment, both paper papers may be run out but the role will not end. Still, the tree is our best friend. This friendship is in the body, life and death. We take oxygen and we release carbon dioxide for life. To survive, the carbon dioxide emits from the atmosphere and uses it to prepare food. In the presence of sunlight, carbon dioxide and water convert to carbohydrates and emit oxygen. It is found in the study that the amount of oxygen emitted by a green leaf-rich tree that meets the needs of oxygen of ten people. How many people are doing to make their family financially prosperous and self-reliant. But did anyone ever think that he and his family are self-sufficient in oxygen? Is there a factory to make at least one oxygen, its self-protecting plant? Or is he more than the factory's oxygen factory. Not only does oxygen save lives, plants purify the air. Provide food to all animals including human beings. Provides shadows and shelters for biodiversity. Sound tolerance to pollution. It helps to keep the water from the soil and even the soil level. Helps protect the water from harm. Protects from very purple rays. Fertile land Seasonal changes act as markers. All trees can bring economic prosperity.