What happens when there is no plants?

Answer 1

When there are no plants, the entire ecosystem would be severely disrupted. Plants play a crucial role in producing oxygen through photosynthesis, which is essential for the survival of most living organisms. Additionally, plants provide food and habitat for various animals, and their absence would lead to a decline in biodiversity. Without plants, the food chain would be disrupted, leading to cascading effects on the entire ecosystem.

Answer 2

When there is/are no plants, there is no oxygen. Plants manufacture oxygen. They absorb water and nutrients from soil like nitrogen which is created in a process called decomposition (dying plant and animal matter). They also absorb light from the sun in a process called photosynthesis. When we breath oxygen, we exhale carbon dioxide. Plants breath in carbon dioxide through specialized cells under the leaves called stomata and release the gas oxygen as by product. The cycle goes on. If there were no animals, there would be no carbon dioxide and plants wouldn't exist. If there wasn't plants or animals on this planet, neither gas would be present, and other gases would take over, leaving the planet harsh and dry. Nitrogen, which makes up most of the atmosphere would not be present due to the absence of decomposing life matter. The absence of life giving gases like Oxygen, Nitrogen and Carbon Dioxide would cause our planet to change dramatically. If plants ceased to exist all of a sudden, the earth would smother and then freeze and then burst into flames. Please plant a tree today! For tomorrow. For more oxygen.

Answer 3

Without plants, the ecosystem would collapse as they are the foundation of the food chain. Plants produce oxygen, provide habitats for animals, and maintain soil health through their roots. The absence of plants would lead to a lack of food, oxygen, and critical ecosystem services necessary for life on Earth.