Well, biodiversity will be all the different species (altogether) that live in an area. Of course each species has its adaptations for a particular habitat, therefore if there are different habitats - such as a forest - and they are somehow combined together (like in a garden: a pond, bushes and hedges, a pile of rocks, wildflowers) then biodiversity will be greater in that one area as it provides shelter/food for more than a couple or one species.
It can be controlled (depends where and what you want to control it) by creating a certain habitat (for e.g.) which only contains those plants or fungi which are food for, say, red deer but no other species. That would be controling and also decreasing biodiversity.
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Cloning is controlled to prevent ethical concerns such as exploitation of cloned organisms, potential harm to biodiversity, and misuse of genetic technology. Regulation ensures that cloning is conducted safely and responsibly under strict oversight.
Biodiversity is the assortment of species in an ecosystem(find threats for biodiversity)
The Galapagos Islands are controlled by Ecuador, which is a country in South America. They are part of Ecuador's territory and are located about 600 miles (1,000 kilometers) off the coast of the mainland. The islands are renowned for their unique biodiversity and are a UNESCO World Heritage Site, drawing significant attention for conservation efforts.
I believe it is biodiversity.
An agricultural biodiversity is a subset of general biodiversity, involving commercially grown crops.
Biodiversity in Tagalog is "biodibersidad."
Humans need biodiversity ,as biodiversity is related to the ecosystem if there is a shift in biodiversity then there will also be a shift in the ecosystem which will in turn affect human life
it cant it has no biodiversity
Philippine biodiversity law
The Tundra has the lowest biodiversity.
Forests are maintained through practices such as selective logging, controlled burns, and reforestation efforts. Grasslands are maintained through techniques like rotational grazing, controlled burning, and invasive species control. Both ecosystems benefit from sustainable management practices that promote biodiversity and prevent overexploitation.
Biodiversity refers to the variety of life forms within a given ecosystem, including the diversity of species, genetic variation, and ecological processes. In contrast, a captive population consists of individuals from a specific species that are kept in controlled environments, such as zoos or breeding facilities, often for conservation, research, or educational purposes. While biodiversity encompasses the richness of life in natural habitats, captive populations are a subset that may not fully represent the complexities of wild ecosystems.