what are the disadvanatges associated with lack of biodiversity in agricultural production

Q: industrialized agriculture and subsistence agriculture

A: introduction  The industrialization of agriculture began after World War II, as a way of addressing…

Q: The total amount of energy taken up by producers through photosynthesis in an ecosystem is known…

A: EXPLANATION evaporation- It is a process in which water changes from a liquid state to a gaseous…

Q: What is the trophic position of SPB a. primary producer b. primary consumer c. secondary consumer d.…

A: The stable isotope pattern is given in the image for illustrating relationship between different…

Q: use of herbicides affected agricultural productivity

A: The pesticides which are used to kill the unwanted plants are known as herbicides. In many cases,…

Q: What are wetlands and it’s importance.

A: Wetland An area fully or partially immersed in water for a part or whole of the year. Wetlands are…

Q: Organisms at a higher trophic level have less energy available.comment.

A: Trophic levels refer to the different energy levels in a food chain. Producers, consumers,…

Q: Habitat loss and fragmentation has caused severe damage to a particular type of ecosystem. Name it.

A: Habitat loss occurs when natural habitats are converted to human uses such as cropland, urban areas,…

Q: What kinds of abiotic conditions are interest to ecologist?

A: ABIOTIC CONDITIONS ARE THE NON LIVING PART / MATERIAL OF AN ECOSYSTEM . KEYWORD  ECOSYSTEM :- IT IS…

Q: A pest that could become a major pests when something change in the agroecosystem?

A: In agroecosystem;pest can be defined as any insects or animal species which can cause damage to the…

Q: Under what conditions do farmers practice no tillage?

A: Tillage is the process of preparing soil for planting and cultivating it afterward in agriculture.

Q: What have been the results of Improved agrlcultural practicesa increased productivity decreased crop…

A: The basic agricultural practices include soil preparation, sowing, maturing, irrigation, weeding,…

Q: Are there more primary consumers or primary producers? How can you tell?this is from marine bio…

A: A single linear network that connects the producers with several levels of the consumers is referred…

Q: What effects that domestic cattle grazing have on vegetation

A: Fire and grazing were important disturbances in the evolution of North American grasslands, and it…

Q: What are two ways humans can preserve biomass? DO NOT COPY FROM GOOGLE

A: Biomass are material remains of plant and animal which later used as a fuel for electricity or heat…

Q: land management strategy in agriculture affect plant biodiversity?

A: Land management is the way toward dealing with the utilization and advancement of land assets. Land…

Q: How is dry matter production related to temperature and primary productivity

A: Dry matter: the expression of plants or animals productivity in terms of dry weight of material…

Q: Where the eutrophication is often seen?

A: Eutrophication is nutrient enrichment of water body that results in increased growth of algae,…

Q: Which ecosystem has the maximum biomass?

A: The total amount of weight of organisms present in a particular area is called biomass.    The plant…

Q: Is Monoculture a system that contributes to great biological diversity of an ecosystem?

A: Biological diversity is the variation between the living organisms from all sources including…

Q: primary producers in an oligotrophic lake

A: OLIGOTROPHIC LAKE- Oligotrophic lakes are those lakes with very clear water content, transparent…

Q: What are biotic comments of the carbon cycle

A: Biogeochemical cycles are an important part of every ecosystem. These cycles are responsible for the…

Q: B. Agro-ecology: What arming?

A: Many farmers, especially ones from underdeveloped and developing countries, rely on agriculture for…

Q: Trees Grasses Which organisms have three carnivorous predators and a consumer - producer…

A: Food web  A food web is interconnected food chains and a graphical representation of producers and…

Q: What is the effect of kaingin in   1.Soil 2. Rhizosphere 3. Endosphere

A: It refers to the burning of trees in forests for cultivation purposes. It is also called swidden…

Q: lowland field

A: Farming is the act or process of working the ground, planting seeds, and growing edible plants.

Q: ow would you argue the importance of protecting the BDFFP against ecologically destructive…

A: The main important criteria to encourage the studies of BDFFP are to preserve larger areas of land…

Q: What are the social and economic implications of Applying bioremediation to pesticide-contaminated…

A: Bioremediation is a method of treating contaminated media, such as water, soil, and underground…

Q: ecosyste that is the most scarce nutrient that is needed for more gro that is limited however is not…

A: Leibeg Law of the minimum states that growth depends not by total resources available but by…

Q: differences between industrialized agriculture and subsistence agriculture

A: Agriculture refers to the process of growing plants. Agriculture enabled humans to dwell in cities…

Q: What are the organisms found in the desert and give their value.

A: Desert can be defined as the type of habitat which is characterized by the lack of rainfall. It is…

Q: What is an ecological footprint? Explain what is meantby the term overshoot.

A: An ecosystem is usually defined as the way they are sated as the community of living organisms that…

Q: Why does the US government offer subsidies on logging?

A: Logging is cutting down of trees for wood or various purposes of the industry of  logging.  The…

Q: respira ds Energy is lost as metabolic heat when the organisms from one trophic level are consumed…

A: From producers to consumers, energy is exchanged between species in food webs. Organisms need energy…

Q: what is mutualism? mention any two example where the organisms involved are commercially exploited…

A: In this question we have to write the definition of mutualism and have to mention two examples.

Q: What is eutrophication?

A: An ecosystem is defined as a biological community of interacting organisms and their physical…

Q: What are the producer, consumer and decomposer organisms in farm ecosystem

A: In ecology, trophic levels refer to the different energy levels in a food chain. There are different…

Q: How has nitrogen availability influenced agricultural productivity?

A: Macro elements are the elements that are required in large amounts by an organism for its growth.…

Q: Bamboo plant is growing in a fir forest then what will be the tophic level of it?

A: Ecology is the branch of biology. It is dealing with the interactions and relations between the…

Q: Which is/are the abiotic components of an ecosystem? 1.Soil 2.Protein 3.Carbon 4.All of the…

A: An ecosystem is made up of all the species that interact with each other as well as the physical…

Q: Observations of the nitrogen cycle in a pond

A: Nitrogen cycle: The biogeochemical cycle is the process by which the molecular nitrogen is…

Q: What effect does pollution have on farmlands?

A: Air has physical properties and a chemical composition that are vital parameters for the life of…

Q: In the Serengeti ecosystem what are some abiotic factors and explain their importance to the…

A: Serengeti ecosystem is located in Africa in north Tanzania extending to south-western Kenya. It is…

Q: HOW DOES INVESTMENT DIFFER IN SUBSISTENCE AGRICULTURE VERSUS INDUSTRIALIZED AGRICULTURE

A: Industrialized agriculture: - Large amounts of crops and livestock are produced using…

Q: decomposition of critical nutrients eutrophication a decline in production efficiency reproductive…

A: Accumulation of lots of organic and inorganic components in water bodies initiates the uncontrolled…

Q: What is sustainable agriculture? (Please include the words biodiversity, abundance, distribution,…

A: Agriculture is the practice of growing crops useful to humans.

Q: Is there more species evenness in tropical zones or other places with high primary productivity.

A: Species richness refers to the number of species found in a community or ecosystem. Species evenness…

Q: What are the organisms found in farms and explain why it is important in the ecosystem.

A: An individual or organism is a distinct living entity carrying out all the life processes. It can be…

Q: What is upland field for farming?

A: Farming is growing crops and keeping animals for food and raw materials. Farming is a part of…