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<P> tag

                 This tag is known as the paragraph tag. It is used to create a paragraph. This is a container tag having
                 both starting and ending tag. Inserts an extra line at the beginning of the paragraph.

                 Syntax :- <P>text</P>
                 Example: Type this paragraph as per the output or any paragraph to check out this tag.


                  <!DOCTYPE HTML>
                  <HTML>
                  <HEAD>
                  <TITLE>Paragraph.html</TITLE>
                  </HEAD>

                  <BODY>
                    <P>
                      Trees absorb carbon dioxide gas from the environment and purify the
                  atmosphere. Without trees, we would lack enough oxygen to sustain life on
                  the planet. Many herbivores and wild animals turn to trees to seek shelter
                  and food. Trees' fruits, nuts, and seeds are used to feed these animals.
                    </P>
                      <P>
                      Trees are an essential resource for everyone. They provide habitat
                  for various species, clean the air and produce  oxygen.  Besides,  they
                  give us shade in the summer, and their leaves can be used for numerous
                  purposes, such as making perfumes, medicines, etc. Moreover, they help
                  cool our atmosphere.
                    </P>
                    <P>
                      Trees are vital resources  for habitat, air purification,  oxygen
                  production, shade, and medicinal purposes. They absorb carbon dioxide
                  gas, cool the atmosphere, and provide shelter and food for herbivores
                  and wild animals. Without trees, oxygen would be lacking for life.
                    </P>
                  </BODY>
                  </HTML>
















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