The flow chart illustrates the consequence of deforestation. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features.
The flow chart depicts the consequences of heavy tree-cutting. It is clear from the chart that deforestation can be caused by various reasons.
According to
what is shown, heavy equipment for logging can Linking Words
cause
soil compression, after that the soil becomes hard and that might Use synonyms
cause
rainwater to run off and Use synonyms
as a result
, floods will occur. When cutting trees in a heavy manner the number of roots will decrease and Linking Words
this
will Linking Words
cause
the soil to degrade and pioneer species will get into the sand that will destroy it. Use synonyms
Also
, deforestation will increase the chance Linking Words
for
wildfires, wastes will accumulate, less microbes Change preposition
of
feeding
on wastes, and Wrong verb form
feed
as a result
, Linking Words
this
will Linking Words
cause
a disturbed ecosystem. Use synonyms
Moreover
, fewer trees mean less moisturized air in the atmosphere which will Linking Words
cause
less rain fall and high drought.
Use synonyms
To sum up
, we could say that tree cutting could Linking Words
cause
many problems which include: Flooding, less biodiversity,and Use synonyms
lastly
less precipitation that will Linking Words
cause
drought.Use synonyms
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