Only some Australian plants are becoming extinct, and these form only a small proportion of native plants. The plants which are in danger of extinction are so mainly because of the introduction of exotic species which push out native species. Also, introduced fauna such as rabbits and stock animals (e.g. Sheep, cattle) have a tendency to eat native grasses and shrubs fit down to the roots, which prevents any regrowth.
Asteroid Impact : Plants and organisms that performed photosynthesis died, and many animals that depended on those plants for food died, too Volcanic Eruptions : The volcanic dust blocked the sun's energy from reaching Earth's surface, causing plants, and animals to die.
Yes, it is called extinction.
AUSTRALIAN PLANTS PHOTOGRAPHS. (See the link below)
It is not a "who" but a what that killed off the dinosaurs. It is thought that an asteroid hit the earth causing a prolonged winter which killed off all the plants so they starved to death and died.
In Australian plants, smoke is known to react with rain to assist with germination. Smoke water contains various compounds that trigger seed germination in certain Australian native plants by breaking seed dormancy. This unique adaptation helps seeds sprout after bushfires have cleared the land.
the extinction of the aquatic plants
A meteorite impact that caused plants to cease production of pollen, meaning that flowering plants had shut down, causing a chain reaction up the food chain that eventually led to the extinction of the T-Rex.
extinction is when there is no more when it is or has been wiped away. it can happen wiht both plants and animals.
They didn't. The Australian magpie is alive and well, and has a very healthy population.
Yes, they did a little bit.
Animals that are facing extinction are cheeters and whale
What? extinction is the total annihilation of a species. In terms of humans, if there were no males or females left to reproduce with, that would ultimately cause our extinction.
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Asteroid Impact : Plants and organisms that performed photosynthesis died, and many animals that depended on those plants for food died, too Volcanic Eruptions : The volcanic dust blocked the sun's energy from reaching Earth's surface, causing plants, and animals to die.
Plants are in danger from forest fores, pollution from car exhaust fumes and smoking factory chimneys. Building new homes and roads is also dangerous for the places where many plants live and grow. It's not causing plant extinction, just the death of a single organism.
See the related links for lists of Australian tropical rainforest plants and temperate rainforest plants.
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