Theme – Plant Climate and weather Checked by Absalamova G. Sh Course of study – Accounting and auditor. Group number 21110 Done by. Ochilov Jamshid

Tree is a very large and very old plant. We read about trees in old legends, Russian and foreign ones. Many thousand years ago man thought that there was a tree in the centre of the earth.

• Tree is a very large and very old plant. We read about trees in old legends, Russian and foreign ones. Many thousand years ago man thought that there was a tree in the centre of the earth.
• Trees make a garden, a park, a forest. Trees are very important for life and health, because they produce oxygen. Without trees the ecology of the earth would have no balance. Trees give timber for our industry, agriculture and our home life. They protect the fields from wind and keep water and soil in them. Trees also give protection for animals. Man gets comfort and beauty from trees. They give harmony to cities, towns and villages.
• What is a tree? A tree is a high woody plant. It takes water and minerals from the soil and transports them to the leaves. Here with the help of sunlight and carbon dioxide the tree makes its food.
• In cities with their large population and many industries the air is not good. It is necessary to have many trees in a city to make its air good for man. But it is difficult for a tree to grow in the city because it wants water, soil and light for its life. Water affects the form, growth and structure of the tree, but it’s difficult to give enough water to the trees in city streets. Each tree species wants its special soil, but in a city there are no different soils for each tree. High buildings in the city do not let trees have enough sunlight. So when people plant trees in the city, they should try to create good conditions for their growth

The underground part of a forest is made up of the roots of trees, shrubs, and herbaceous plants, those having little or no woody tissue and usually singled-seasoned. Roots of trees are seldom dug up except where land is being reclaimed for agricultural or construction purposes, where the roots are to be used for medical or artistic purposes, or where residual stumps and taproots of old-growth longleaf and slash pines are used to make turpentine, rosin, and various pine oils.

• The underground part of a forest is made up of the roots of trees, shrubs, and herbaceous plants, those having little or no woody tissue and usually singled-seasoned. Roots of trees are seldom dug up except where land is being reclaimed for agricultural or construction purposes, where the roots are to be used for medical or artistic purposes, or where residual stumps and taproots of old-growth longleaf and slash pines are used to make turpentine, rosin, and various pine oils.