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A managed ecosystem simply means a area that has been controlled by humans and you can often tell in a ecosystem or habit/ area is managed or natural
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Describe the difference between a natural and managed ecosystem?
A natural ecosystem is self-sustaining and dynamically balanced, with minimal human intervention, while a managed ecosystem is actively controlled by humans to achieve specific goals such as increased productivity or biodiversity. Natural ecosystems evolve over time based on natural processes and interactions, whereas managed ecosystems are subject to intentional interventions like planting, harvesting, or removal of species to achieve desired outcomes.
Which type ecosystem is maintenance-free?
There is no ecosystem that is truly maintenance-free, as all ecosystems require some level of natural processes and interactions to remain in balance. However, mature and stable ecosystems that are left undisturbed by human activity often require less external intervention compared to ecosystems that have been altered or disrupted.
Should you kill cicadas or is there a more environmentally friendly way to manage their presence?
It is not recommended to kill cicadas as they play a vital role in the ecosystem. Instead, there are more environmentally friendly ways to manage their presence, such as using nets to protect plants or creating noise deterrents to keep them away from certain areas.
The different type of ecoysystem?
Terrestrial ecosystems,The Forest Ecosystem,The Desert Ecosystem ,The Grassland Ecosystem,The Mountain Ecosystem,Aquatic Ecosystems,The Marine Ecosystem and The Freshwater Ecosystem
Is a community of seals an ecosystem?
it is a community not an ecosystem . they are part of ecosystem
What do the do in an ecosystem?
what do the sun do in a ecosystem
Is a forest a ecosystem?
It is an ecosystem
What part of speech is ecosystem?
The word ecosystem is a noun.
Forest ecosystem is why called ecosystem?
i want to know is a forest a ecosystem?
What is the impact of worms in water in Texas on the local ecosystem and water quality?
Worms in water in Texas can have both positive and negative impacts on the local ecosystem and water quality. While worms can help break down organic matter and improve soil health, their presence in water bodies can lead to increased sedimentation and nutrient runoff, which can harm aquatic life and degrade water quality. It is important to monitor and manage worm populations to maintain a healthy balance in the ecosystem.
What things are found in the ecosystem?
ecosystem
Why is the ecosystem thretend?
why is the ecosystem threatened
