What are two uses of industrial tree plantations, one adaptation of pine trees to grow tall, and how to draw a bar graph for species percentages?

I've already answered these questions for you, but here they are again:

2.6.1 Two uses of industrial tree plantations are:

• Pulp
• Paper

2.6.2 One adaptation of pine trees to grow to great heights is:

• They have strong, woody trunks that provide structural support, allowing them to grow tall and withstand environmental forces like wind.

2.6.3 To draw a bar graph representing the data in the table:

• Title: "Percentage of Different Tree Species in Commercial Plantations"
• X-axis (horizontal): Label this axis "Species" and mark categories for Pine, Eucalyptus, Black wattle, and Other species.
• Y-axis (vertical): Label this axis "Percentage Occurring in Commercial Plantations (%)". Choose an appropriate scale, for example, from 0% to 60%, with increments of 5% or 10%.
• Bars: Draw rectangular bars of equal width for each species. The height of each bar should correspond to its percentage:
  • Pine: 50%
  • Eucalyptus: 37%
  • Black wattle: 8%
  • Other species: 5%
• Ensure there are equal spaces between the bars.