The diagram compares the trees occupied area in different continents of the world in the years 1990, 2000 and 2005. Dimensions are measured in hectares.
Overall, Europe has the highest forest land with 1001 millions of hectares in the period of 2005. Whereas, Oceania has least occupies plantation with 197 millions hectares in the same year. Europe has increasing trend in forest area from 1990 to 2005.
Firstly, Africa shows downward trend in forest land from the period 1990(749) to 2005(691). Secondly, Asia's occupies plantation area was 576 in 1990 and 570 in 2000. Furthermore, Europe has increase in forest land from 989 million hectares 1001 in a decade.
In the time of 1990, 2000 and 2005 North America has no such major change in forest land. South America has downward trend in occupied forest area and it went down from 946 to 882. Lastly, Oceania has the least occupied area it was 199 in 1990 and 198 in 2000 and 197 in 2005.
The diagram compares the trees occupied
area
in
different
continents of the world in the years 1990, 2000 and 2005. Dimensions
are measured
in hectares.
Overall
, Europe has the highest
forest
land
with
1001 millions of
hectares in the period of 2005.
Whereas
, Oceania has least occupies plantation with 197 millions hectares in the same year. Europe has increasing trend in
forest
area
from 1990 to 2005.
Firstly
, Africa
shows
downward trend in
forest
land
from the period 1990(749) to 2005(691).
Secondly
, Asia's occupies plantation
area
was 576 in 1990 and 570 in 2000.
Furthermore
, Europe has increase in
forest
land
from 989 million hectares 1001 in a decade.
In the time of 1990, 2000 and 2005 North America has no such major
change
in
forest
land
. South America has downward
trend
in occupied
forest
area
and it went down from 946 to 882.
Lastly
, Oceania has the least occupied
area
it was 199 in 1990 and 198 in 2000 and 197 in 2005.