Biodiversity, Definition, Importance, Explanation

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 Biodiversity 

Definition 
"Biodiversity is a measure of the variety of living organism present different ecosystems including terrestrial Marine and desert ecosystem."

Explanation 

Biodiversity means the variety of organisms in a particular area. Biodiversity of an area is measured by considering the number of different kind of organisms and the variation with an each kind. Biologist have discovered and classified almost 2 million kind of organisms. Whoever they estimate that the total kind of organism on Earth is much greater. Biodiversity is not even the spread out. Dubai diversity is a place depend on factor like climate , altitude and soil type. Tropical regions have more biodiversity than popular regions.



Importance of biodiversity.

Biodiversity provide many essential services for humans and the planet. Here are more some key benefits of biodiversity.

Ecosystem stability

 biodiversity help to maintain the balance of ecosystem it player important role in biogeochemical cycle ,such as carbon cycle and nitrogen cycle.

Climate regulation

Plants and algae absorb carbon dioxide. It helps to keep the climate balance.

Natural resources

Biodiversity provide a vast array of sources from food and medicines to building materials and fuel .

Economics benefit

Biodiversity sports different industries ,including agriculture, tourism and pharmaceuticals.




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