The Role and Value of Ancient Trees in the Ecosystem

This study aims to explore the roles and values of ancient trees in ecosystems, providing scientific basis for the conservation and rational utilization of these trees. Through in-depth research on aspects like root systems, canopies, and ecology, this study reveals the significant roles and values of ancient trees within ecosystems. The research findings indicate that ancient trees possess well-developed root systems and dense canopies, enabling them to maintain soil fertility, enhance microenvironments, and uphold biodiversity, thereby playing crucial roles in maintaining ecological balance and preserving biodiversity. Ancient trees hold extensive and profound natural scientific value, offering essential resources and data for multiple disciplinary studies. This study emphasizes the importance of conserving ancient trees and suggests strategies for their scientific utilization. It provides scientific evidence concerning the ecological functions and values of ancient trees, offering vital insights for their conservation and informed utilization.