The flow chart outlines the four major aftermath of deforestation and the domino effects of each consequence on the ecosystem.

The flow chart outlines the four major aftermath of deforestation and the domino effects of each consequence on the ecosystem. Interestingly, some results of deforestation have the same causation on the specific aspect of the environment. Generally, the flow chart states that the compression of hefty logging appliances on the soil; having lesser roots to prevent soil erosion; the higher chance of wildfire breaking out whether deliberately or accidentally and lastly, lesser moisture is returned to the atmosphere by the plants. Respectively, logging machines press down the soil and this turns the soil to be hardened and compact; in turn resulting flood as the soil can no longer absorbs the rain water. The followings all impact on the stability of the biodiversity; however, this is achieved by different means. Matters of fewer roots resulting soil erosion; wildfire destroys the leftover woods from logging and thus the disappearance of microorganisms that depend on waste; return of lesser moisture in air makes lesser precipitation and brings about longer duration of drought, threatened the vegetation and allows the pioneer species to grow. This whole situation is responsible for the loss of biodiversity greatly.