Trees take water from the soil and lose it by transpiration This implies that in a forest, trees will - Science - Conservation of Plants and Animals

Question

Trees take water from the soil and lose it by transpiration This
implies that in a forest, trees will reduce groundwater by losing
it in transpiration Do yoy agree? Give reasons

Mohammad Perwez · Accepted Answer

Dear student,
Trees take water from soil and transpire it into the atmosphere
thus reducing ground water but ultimately the ground water is
replenished through raining So, the water lost from underground
returns back through water cycle which operates every time
Therefore ground water will not vanish rather it may take time to
replenish

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Trees take water from the soil and lose it by transpiration. This implies that in a forest, trees will reduce groundwater by losing it in transpiration.Do yoy agree? Give reasons.