Geography and History in the Iraq War - Geography Shapes the Course of Iraq War The course of the Iraq War has been shaped immensely by the geography of the region for nearly 40 years. The movement of Iraq forces throughout the region, for better or worse, has had many effects on the way in which the way has gone.
Growing Conditions. In nature, mahogany trees grow in dense forests near water where the soil never fully dries out. This makes them an ideal landscaping tree for boggy areas where other trees may fail to thrive.
The oil palm tree only grows in tropical areas. Vast plantations have been established in such regions â on land that was often previously covered in high conservation value tropical forests. Such forests not only have the most species of trees per hectare, but a huge amount of other biodiversity as well.Of even more concern is the fact that demand for palm oil is predicted to increase â and most of the remaining suitable areas for plantations are forests.ost of the world's oil palm trees are grown on a few islands in Malaysia and Indonesia â islands with the most biodiverse tropical forests found on Earth, and where there is a direct relationship between the growth of oil palm estates and deforestation.