Plant Ecology

CITES Convention

CITES is the Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species of Wild Fauna and Flora, also known as the Washington…

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What are the Effects of Soil Pollution?

Soil pollution or contamination occurs when soil changes its structure and chemical, physical, and biological properties. But, what are the…

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What is The Importance of Forests?

A forest is an ecosystem of vegetational association dominated by trees. The increasing population and meeting their needs have caused…

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Describe the Greenhouse Effect

When the Earth's atmosphere captures the radiation energy from the sun, warming the Earth’s surface, it is called global warming.…

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Explain The Causes for The Loss Of Biodiversity

The most common causes for biodiversity loss are habitat loss, pollution, over-exploitation of natural resources, introduction of new or exotic…

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Autoecology and Synecology: A Comparison

Ecological studies are generally based on the habitat, taxonomic groups, and different levels of organization. The studies based on the…

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Types of Population Regulation in Ecology

Population regulation is the ecological process that helps control or limit the growth of populations by affecting the birth and…

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Air Pollutants and Its Types

The presence of substances that are not part of the natural composition of the atmosphere, which could be harmful to…

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Types of Life Forms in Plant Community

The different types of life forms in plant community depend on their perennial organs. The term life form was coined…

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What are the Effects of Global Warming on Plants?

Global warming refers to the general increase in the atmospheric temperature across the Earth due to greenhouse gases emitted due…

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