Biodiversity in Plant Kingdom

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• Biodiversity in Plant Communities

  513248 Biodiversity in Plant Communities Define the concept of biodiversity and explain the importance of biodiversity to plant communities.

• Importance of biodiversity

  Loss of a particular species may disrupt this delicate balance in unpredictable ways, impacting other plant an animal species in adverse ways.

• Taxonomy, Plants & Animal Evolution

  The second feature of Linnaeus's taxonomy system is the seven major categories: Kingdom, Phylum, Class, Order, Family, Genus, and Species. 2.

• Meaning of biodiversity and how it has been affected

  This could affect biodiversity by decreasing or eliminating one species, and in turn affecting the entire biodiversity of the ecosystem. Man-made processes such as deforestation change the dynamics of biodiversity in similar ways.

• Endemic species

  The California Floristic Province is one of the biodiversity hotspots with Mediterranean climates, and it is characterized by hot, dry summers and cool, wet winters. The hotspot presents a higher level of endemism in plants than in animals.

• The relationship between biodiversity and evolution

  results in biodiversity, and why biodiversity is important for continued evolution.

• Ecology, Ecosystems

  Nitrogen in soil and water cause plant to grow fast and die sooner.

• Corporations and sustainable businesses

  in the individual that eats a plant product, changes in the allowable growth conditions for the plant (less resistance to drought, for instance), and changes in the structure of the plant product (e.g., increased toughness of a stem).

• What is biodiversity?

  During the Great Depression the Soil Conservation Service hired hundreds of young men to plant it through the Civilian Conservation Corps. Farmers were paid as much as eight dollars an acre as incentive to plant fields of the vines in the 1940s.