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.

A table chart displaying millions of hectares of forested areas spread across various regions of the world was provided between 1990 and 2005. In general, it was clear that over the years, each group had a different amount of area,

additionally

, In 2005, the proportion of The forest landscape of Europe had bigger lands,

while

the similar year-to-year ratio of

Asia

had the fewest lands.

According to

the data, In 1990, the proportion of Woodland that was most popular was in Europe, South

America

, Africa, North

America

,

Asia

and Oceania, around 989,946,749,708,576 and 199 million, respectively,

Moreover

, in 2000, it was essential; in

this

year, it has decreased dramatically and increased significantly, In fact, the group has decreased dramatically,

such

as in Africa,

Asia

, North

America

, Oceania, and South

America

, at 709,570,705,198 and 904 million hectares respectively.

Furthermore

, In 2005, the ratio of Forest terrain to a lot of land, there were Europe, South

America

, North

America

, Africa,

Asia

and Oceania at 1001,882,705,691,584, and 197 million hectares respectively.