Saturday, June 2, 2012

Importance of Trees


                      Various Types Of Trees


                               There are many kinds of trees which do not give any edible things but are of great importance. They are used exclusively as raw materials for different industries, fuel and for making furniture, housebuilding, sports-goods etc. Among the trees which give us fruits, the coconut, the mango, the jack fruit, the palm, the date, the banana, the blackberry, the lichi, and the batabi trees are notable. 

                        The sal, the mehagani, the sundari, the gewa, the chapalis, the telsur, the jarul, the gamari, the garjan etc. are trees which do not give us fruits but are used as raw materials for different industries and also for making furniture, houses, sports-goods, wooden implements and apparatus of many kinds.    

                         Trees are very useful and valuable to us. They give us flowers, fruits and wood. Bulk of human food comes from trees and plants. The fruits, bark and leaves of a large number of trees and plants are valuable as drugs. They are powdered and used as important ingredients in medicine. Rubber, which is widely used all over the world, is got from a kind of tree.       
Mountain Tree
             
                               Trees supply raw materials not only for small and cottage industries but also for big industries like those of paper, plywood, timber, matches, railway slippers, bridges etc. They also prevent a region from becoming a desert. They cause rainfall, prevent erosion and maintain ecological balance. Birds are beasts which are very important and serve us in many ways, take shelter in forests full of trees. Lastly trees and plants are essential to human life because they maintain the balance of life- cycle in Nature.  

                  We should protect the existing trees and plant new ones. Valuable trees should be planted in suitable places and scientific method of tree plantation should be introduced. It is wrong to cut trees indiscriminately. It is rather our duty to plant trees in a planned way and to take care of those that exist. We must not forget that taking care of trees is a part of taking care of ourselves.      

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