My love towards Nature & New Zealand (my light green not related with any political party from Asia)

 My favourite view include anything about Science Learning Hub of New Zealand regarding Tree and Ecosystems.Treed offer shelter and nesting materials for the animal.An ecosystem consists of all of the living organism in an area and the interactions between them and the physical environment .New Zealand has a wide range of ecosystems and trees play a major role in many of them.

Since many of the trees are unique, so are the ecosystems, they help.to create.The ecology of New Zealand has developed in isolation from the rest of the world and some of the oldest species are recognisable as descendants of Gondwanaland .For example , New Zealand is famous for its podocorp forests.These forests create ecosystems that contain the highest biodiversity of any terrestrial(land) New Zealand ecosystem. The 17 New Zealand podocarp species include trees such as kahikatea, miro and totara.Many of these species have become uniquely adapted to life in New Zealand .

All the tress and other plants have become adapted to life in New Zealand .All ecosystems involve teh transfer of energy Energy flows into terrestrial ecosystems as light energy and convert it into chemical energy through photosynthesis.The big canopy trees are specifically designed to capture light at the highest level of the forest .

Smaller trees tend to.grow on the edges of an established forest or have leaves designed to make the most of the light available underneath teh canopy.

Over 70% of plants in New Zealand forests have fleshy fruit. Many of the seeds within these fruits have coats that must be weakened by chemicals and proceed with the digestive system before they will germinate.After being eaten , seeds will often be dropped far away from a tree's location, enabling the tree to grow in a new area.Trees such as miro , puriri , tawa and taraire rely almost solely on the kereru for seed dispersal.The seeds within smaller fruit are often able to be dispersed.

Around less than 26% of everything alive on the Earth uses soil as a habitat.Soil is made of inorganic matter (such as minerals) , humus (leaf litter and other organic matter) as well as billions of microorganisms.Trees depends on soil for air, water, minerals and anchorage , but they are also the main contributers to the leaf litter that is eventually broken down and decomposed by insects and microorganisms and added back to the soil.

Why I love New Zealand?The multiracial society that respect each other same with my home , Selangor Darul Ehsan and certain places with beautiful nature landcape still remains until now although we have many tall buildings with urban style at our home .The Botanic Garden still nice for the family activities include picnic for the leisure time.

You need to explore the world withq variety of culture , lifestyle & knowledge so you'll ablefke being a grateful person with anything that you have now.