What if all the trees disappear?

Trees are a form of plant life, a wooden plant that is over 10 m tall and generally grows on land and requires varying amounts of water. So what would happen if all the trees disappear from earth?

If the earth's trees disappeared, it would be difficult to imagine the continuation of life as we know it now. If the human species or some of it survives from this terrible destruction, life will be very different from what we know today.

Human inhales oxygen and exhales carbon dioxide and conversely, trees inhale carbon dioxide and exhale oxygen. The relationship between humans and trees is vital only to us. Because trees can live without humans, humans cannot live if they disappear. They provide a steady supply of oxygen, which is essential to the life of all creatures.

Trees are the decisive element in the carbon cycle, which is the second most important element after water for life. Trees take carbon dioxide from the atmosphere and convert it through photosynthesis into energy. After that, carbon either turns into oxygen and is released into the air by breathing trees, or remains in it until it decays in the soil through its roots and enriches it.

If the trees disappear we will have high levels of carbon dioxide in the air and a decrease in the amount of oxygen. The air will also be polluted by other substances such as carbon monoxide, sulfur dioxide and nitrogen dioxide, all of which are absorbed by trees. The air will no longer be suitable for breathing, and people will have to wear masks to filter out the rest of the oxygen. Fresh air may become a rare and expensive commodity that most people cannot afford.

As the trees disappear, paper and wood will disappear. Currently 1.6 billion people depend on trees for their livelihoods and will become unemployed. As hundreds or even thousands of products have to do with wood and paper, they will disappear. Fruits, nuts and other nutrients also disappear with trees. Many are linked to their work in these industries, and will have a sequential impact, increasing unemployment, instability, chaos, encroachments, civil wars and others.

Trees give nature a fascinating beauty, the main habitat for birds that sleep on tree branches at night. Without them, life would become empty and soulless.