The Importance of Oaks in Biodiversity
Biodiversity: Oaks are critical to many ecosystems as they support a diverse range of wildlife. They provide habitat and food for various species, including birds, mammals, insects, and fungi.
Trees of Life: Oaks are known as “keystone species” because their presence significantly impacts the ecosystem. They host a variety of organisms and play a role in maintaining ecological balance.
Soil Health: Oak trees contribute to soil health by providing leaf litter that enriches the soil with organic matter and nutrients.
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