The table shows forested land in millions of hectares in different parts of the world. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant.
The given table illustrates the forestry areas in divided countries in the world, measured by units of millions of
hectares
over 15 years (from 1990 to 2005).
Overall
, different nations retain dissimilar forest land acreages, which fluctuate over time. Forest areas in Europe
maintained an increase in the period. This
country also
has the highest woodland zone compared with the others. Unlike Oceania, a nation owned the lowest range of natural districts, in which forested land showed a downward trend over the same period.
As is represented, in 1990, the forestry zone in Europe
was the widest, accounting for 989 million
hectares
. The second-highest acreage of forested land belonged to South America
, with 946 million
hectares
. Other territories such
as Africa, Asia, and North America
possessed moderate amounts of natural habitats, respectively 749, 576, and 708 million
hectares
.
In 2000, although
there were changes during the time, Europe
's natural fields stayed unchanged as the highest (about 998 million
hectares
), slightly increased in contrast
with the previous period. While
Europe
showed a rocketed trend, other countries such
as Africa or North America
seemingly decreased in the range of forestry fields, accounting for 709 and 705 million
hectares
, differentiated from the former years. Oceania was not an exception. Its bushland acreage tediously fell from 199 to 198 million
hectares
.
Noticeably, there was a similar tendency in 2005, as Europe
’s woodland reached its peak at 1001 million
hectares
, the highest position over the term. Whilst other domestic areas illustrated a downfall in bushland fields, North America
remained at 705 million
hectares
in forest acreage over 10 years. Interestingly, the range of natural spaces in Oceania still steadily declined, from 198 to 197 million
hectares
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