Why are tropical rainforests important? Preferably in English!

Tropical rainforest is a forest ecosystem on Earth that is commonly found in tropical areas near the equator, mainly in Southeast Asia, northern Australia, the Amazon River basin in South America, the Congo River basin in Africa, Central America and many Pacific islands.

Why tropical rainforests are important

Tropical rainforests

Tropical rainforest is the biological community with the highest resistance stability on the earth, with a hot climate all year round, abundant rainfall, little obvious seasonal differences, and extremely fast biome succession, which is the habitat of more than half of the animal and plant species in the world.

Tropical rainforests are undoubtedly one of the most precious resources that the earth has given to humans. Since more than a quarter of modern medicines are now extracted from tropical rainforest plants, tropical rainforests are known as "the world's largest pharmacy". At the same time, because the photosynthesis of many rainforest plants has a particularly strong ability to purify the earth's air, among which the Amazon rainforest alone produces one-third of the world's total oxygen, so it has the reputation of "the lungs of the earth".

The main role of tropical rainforests is to regulate the climate, prevent soil erosion, purify the air, and ensure that the material circulation of the earth's biosphere is carried out in an orderly manner.

Forests purify the air and regulate the climate, and tropical rainforests play a vital role in the environment.

Tropical rainforests are mainly distributed on the north and south sides of the equator, where they are hot and humid all year round, and the plants are luxuriant, which can absorb a large amount of carbon dioxide in the air and release a large amount of oxygen, which has a great impact on the global climate, so the tropical rainforest is also known as the "lungs of the earth". In addition, tropical rainforests are extremely diverse, with more than 45,000 species of higher plants alone. The abundance of plant species provides food and habitat for a wide variety of animals, making it the most abundant region on the planet.

In the hot summer, the forest is refreshing and pleasant. Tropical rainforests are highly diverse and rich in biological resources.

Tropical rainforests are common equatorial tropical forest ecosystems on Earth, mainly found in Southeast Asia, northern Australia, the Amazon River Basin in South America, the Congo River Basin in Africa, Central America, and many Pacific islands. Rainforests are important because they are the most stress-resilient biomass on Earth. The climate is hot all year round, the rainfall is abundant, the seasonal differences are very insignificant, and the biome succession rate is extremely fast, which is the habitat of more than half of the animals and plants in the world.

Tropical rainforests are undoubtedly one of the most precious resources on Earth. Since modern medicine accounts for a quarter, the rainforest is known as the largest pharmacy in the world. At the same time, because the photosynthesis of many rainforest plants has a particularly strong ability to purify the earth's air, among which the Amazon rainforest alone produces one-third of the world's total oxygen, so it has the reputation of "the lungs of the earth".

The main role of tropical rainforests is to regulate the climate, prevent soil erosion, purify the air, and ensure that the material circulation of the earth's biosphere is carried out in an orderly manner. Forests purify the air and regulate the climate, and tropical rainforests play a vital role in the environment. It is mainly distributed in the south and north of the equator, where it is hot and humid all year round, and the plants are abundant.

It can absorb a large amount of carbon dioxide in the air, release a large amount of oxygen, and affect the global climate. As a result, tropical rainforests are known as the lungs of the earth. In addition, the tropical rainforest is extremely rich in biological diversity, with four or five thousand species of higher plants alone.

The abundance of plant species provides food and habitat for a variety of animals, making it also the region with the richest animal variety on the planet. In the hot summer, the forest is refreshing and pleasant. Tropical rainforests have high biodiversity and rich biological resources.

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tropical rain forest

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rain forest

hylaeion

hylaea

tropical rain forestryequatorial forest

tropical rainforest

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Example sentence 1The forester had surveyed the rainforest.

the forester has explored those tropical rain forests.

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