The preservation of ecosystems indirectly provides fresh water becausea. trees produce water as a result of photosynthesis.b. animals excrete water-based products.c. forests soak up water and release it slowly.d. ecosystems promote the growth of bacteria that release water into the environment.e. plants trap moisture with their leaves.

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