As a planet that breeds life, the earth is rich in resources that will allow billions of human beings to complete the cycle of death and death. These lives are also constantly interacting with each other, as we are human beings at the top of the food chain, and we need plants and animals to sustain our lives。
And with the development of human civilization, these creatures mean us not just as food, but as a whole. For example, we can use trees as fuel, build materials, make clothes from animal furs, and so on, all of which reflect the full application of human wisdom。
Although by now all kinds of man-made materials are available in our lives, timber is also an indispensable natural material, such as wood chopsticks, which are made of wood when we usually take out。
Wood can be manufactured not only through direct and simple processing, but also through more sophisticated processing and more industrial products, such as our usual paper, which is based on wood pulp, whose demand has not decreased or even increased for thousands of years. This also raises the question of the likelihood that wild trees will eventually become smaller and smaller if they are cut heavily by humans。
Artificial forest
After all, hunting for wildlife alone will not meet the overall needs of human society. Since animals can be domesticated, it is natural that plants are the same. Our crop cultivation is a necessary industry for human society to function. Without food, vegetables and fruits, it is difficult for us to survive in this world。
However, unlike crops in general, trees require large and long-growing land, and therefore cannot harvest as quickly as food and vegetables, and the wood is derived mainly from deforestation in the natural environment。
It is clear that natural recovery alone will not satisfy the ever-increasing “attractiveness” of humankind and will have a significant negative impact on the overall natural environment and will not allow for self-repair in a short period of time。
As a result, people began to look for trees that were growing faster and had higher yields, and to grow in large quantities, like other crops, to cultivate forests, which were planted forests. At present, man-made forests provide large quantities of wood available to humankind and protect the whole number of wild species, so that they are promoted in all countries, and naturally in my country。
Use of eucalyptus
Among the many species of planted forests, some are familiar to us, such as pine trees, yang trees, etc., but some of the trees that do not originate in our country are less familiar than others, such as euphemism trees from australia. The eucalyptus tree, also known as grand yeh al-yogali, is capable of extracting refined oil as a raw material。
But its greatest characteristic is not the unique scent, but the ability to grow rapidly. Other trees are growing for decades, but the apricot trees are very different and can grow into large trees for use in only four to five years. Following the discovery of the benefits of such trees, countries began to introduce them from australia in the hope that economic benefits would accrue。
The wood of aluminum is not only paper-making but also wood, as it can be very high and relatively direct, both in quality and quantity。
But this kind of tree, which could be of great benefit to the building of humanity, has now become a prohibited tree in many countries, even referred to as the “breeding of the dead”, but still in guangxi, my country, it is planted in large numbers. Why, then, is it necessary to ban the planting of eucalyptus trees in other countries of the world while our country is able to plant them in large quantities
The harm done to the eucalyptus
Since many countries prohibited the cultivation of such trees, there must be a certain deficiency, which was essentially three points. First, euphoria is a tree that requires a lot of moisture, and after all plants need water to grow, and euphoria can grow so fast, mainly because it has super-high water intake capacity。
Episode trees require about four to five times as much water as other species and are already very water-consuming in a wild state, not to mention a large number of planted artificial forests, which may eventually cause soil erosion, even desertification of land, and are therefore referred to as “spring trees”。
Second, artificially grown eucalyptus species, which, in addition to requiring large amounts of moisture during rapid growth, absorb fertilizer from many lands, ultimately leading to a decrease in the fertility of the land。
It is difficult to recover the fertility of the land in a short period of time after it has been cleaned up, making it dry and infertile and preventing the planting of other plants in a short period of time, which is why it is called the “breathing tree”. Moreover, eucalyptus is a particularly “aggressive” plant, and other plants are hard to grow in areas where they are grown in large numbers, and are not a tree with a positive impact from an ecological point of view。
In addition to the “pressure” of hydropower and fertility, eucalyptus is itself a toxic plant and its toxicity is released directly into land and groundwater. In australia, albeit in large quantities, a small number of animals, such as cora, can make a living from this。
Since they have come to other areas and are mainly used as economic plantations, the toxin of aphids has no time for indigestion and decomposition in the land, which eventually desolates the land and makes groundwater toxic and, to some extent, very bad effects, so many countries have completely banned the cultivation of apricot trees。
Why would guangxi grow eucalyptus in our country
Before discussing this issue, we need to learn to think on two fronts: not just the bad side, not the good side. There's always a reason why something has a lot of presence somewhere。
Fast-breeding plants were first planted in guangxi, and of course because of the economic benefits of this tree, and also because of fast-breeding. It is more appropriate to survive in the wet, fertile soil of guangxi. Then, since then, countries have come to realize the harms of fast-nose neptunium, why have we not immediately banned its cultivation
The reasons are diverse. First, the economic benefits of fast-growing forestation in our country have been substantial, and local industries have been created. Secondly, our country also needs large quantities of wood in the development process, and eucalyptus are a good source of wood。
Finally, the harm caused by the fast-born eucalyptus is not as exaggerated as it is in the legend, and what is called the “breeding tree” or even the “breed tree” is simply a one-sided exaggeration of its negative effects. Brazil is also a large fast-growing country, but it has not caused too much damage to the environment because of its well-planned and rigorous management of fast-growing forests, which minimizes the impact on the environment。
How to grow fast-growing beryllium
Our researchers, after a professional assessment, believe that eucalyptus, if properly managed, do not consume all the fertility of the soil. Although aluminum trees are a tree, in essence, like other crops, fertility recovery of the soil is required after planting。
Therefore, when we grow the apricot forests, we should properly rotate the land so that it can recover within a limited period of time and so that other plants can grow. Moreover, we also need to keep in mind the amount of groundwater resources and the extent to which they are clean。
In addition, we should properly reduce the density of fast-growing eucalyptus trees and not allow too many trees to absorb the fertility of the land, so that our growing areas are “absorbed” clean. This is intended not only to protect the land itself but also to safeguard future economic interests。
It is now clear to our country that the green mountain is a silver mountain. It is therefore unquestionable that we will not sacrifice too much future development because of our economic interests. We will not for a short time abandon the planting of fast-growing beryllium, but we will not make the tree a real “breeding tree”。
Concluding remarks
In fact, virtually all agriculture and cultivation have an impact on the environment, and the difference is just the size of the impact and how we balance benefits with nature conservation. Perhaps some consider this to be a “fish-and-bear hand” thing, but the facts have told us that these two aspects are not impossible to do together, and that it will work if the right approach is found。
The earth is not just a place to acquire resources for us, but also our only present home, believing that no one living on this planet is willing to harm it。
After centuries of rapid development, humankind should also have some reflection. We are moving too fast to see what is before us and ignore what is even more important, and by the time we wake up, some irreversible damage has been done to the environment。
It is good that today's human race has begun to make positive changes in ways to repair what we have destroyed. It is believed that, in the future, our planetary home can become ever better, and that even if it does not recover in a short time, it can prevent its continued deterioration and secure our future。
