Whilst having a high forest cover is great for absorbing Co2 and provides countries such as Finland and Sweden with a productive timber industry; the limited varieties of tree species that these two countries grow causes other issues.
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Monoculture forests are those which are lacking in tree species. They prevent light getting to the ground cover and the limited food on offer results in a poor habitat for woodland ecology.
Future threats of tree diseases could have huge impacts on nations which priorities growing one or two types of tree.
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