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Despite having the great biodiversity why Amazon rain forest in under the risk of desertification.

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The soil is not fertile but the contiuous falling of leaves from the vegeatation cover the soil. Deforestation reduces this enerichment . In the deforseted areas when the rain water falls directly on to the soil causes reosion . Moreover , deforestion does not allow recyling of essential nutrients for the plants . Hence the rainforests and their neighourhood areas are under the threat of desertification.
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