The given flow chart gives information about possible impacts of deforestation on different fields.
Overall, it is evident that this unfortunate phenomenon directly results in four main implications and ten indirect consequences.
To begin with, two significant results of clear cutting of forests can be the shortage of moisture in air returning by plants and increased risk of burning which can be done on purpose or accidentally. According to the former consequence, the environments is faced by less precipitation, leading to a substantial rise in the level of drought.
Whereas the latter one causes waste wood from logging be devastated; consequently, micro-organisms feeding on waste lost and increased drought results in the relocation of pioneer species and degrading of vegetation as the fourth outcome of deforestation. Finally, this problematic issue brings less biodiversity.
Looking at details, the third implication of this phenomenon is mentioned about a fall in the number of roots holding the top soil in; so, because of this lack of sufficient roots, top soil erodes, which eventually, leads to the same impact of less biodiversity as two previous mentioned cases. Plus, being compressed by heavy logging equipment, soils becomes hard and baked. Flowing that, when it is started to rain, flooding will occurred in these places.