问题
单项选择题
森林是人类文明的摇篮,是最直接影响人类能否生存下去的生态因子。森林吸收 C02,释放氧气,以此平衡着大气CO2的比例,据估计,世界上的森林和植物每年产4 000亿吨氧气。森林是造雨者,不但影响降水量,且减缓山坡上的土壤侵蚀。这段话主要支持了这样一种观点,即森林( )。
A.是造雨者
B.吸收CO2
C.是人类文明的摇篮
D.是最直接影响人类生存的生态因子
答案
参考答案:D
森林是人类文明的摇篮,是最直接影响人类能否生存下去的生态因子。森林吸收 C02,释放氧气,以此平衡着大气CO2的比例,据估计,世界上的森林和植物每年产4 000亿吨氧气。森林是造雨者,不但影响降水量,且减缓山坡上的土壤侵蚀。这段话主要支持了这样一种观点,即森林( )。
A.是造雨者
B.吸收CO2
C.是人类文明的摇篮
D.是最直接影响人类生存的生态因子
参考答案:D
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