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PLANT ISSUES (Impacts of Agriculture (Deforestation (Plantations require…

- - - - How can agriculture techniques be alterred so that a sustainable future can be created?
    - - Suffering of Biodiversity?
- - - - Weeds
        
        Herbicide use. #
  - - - Red Fox
      - Cane Toad
      - Feral Cat
      - European Rabbit
      - Dromedary Camel
      - Water Buffalo
    - - Herbivory of native species.
        
        United States
        
        Asian Balsam Woolly Adelgid
        
        Kudzu Vines
        
        Where did they come from?
        
        Japan
        
        When?
        
        Why?
      - Predation of native species.
- - - - What effects could the extinction of certain plants have on animals, humans, the environment, etc.
        
        What plants would have these kinds of effects?
        
        Sugar Maple Trees
        
        Has the ability to transfer water through its roots from moist soil to dryer areas, benefiting nearby plants
        
        Canopy of this type of tree provides cover and habitat for many species of flora and fauna.
        
        The extinction of Sugar Maple Trees results in the suffering of biodiversity. #
    - - What effects could the extinction of certain animals have on plants?
        
        Could the effects that this extinction has on plants create secondary effects for animals, humans, the environment, etc.
        
        What animals would have these kinds of effects?
        
        Bees
        
        Lack of pollinators would results in the extinction of many plants.
        
        Resulting in the suffering of Biodiversity. #
        
        Resulting in lack of oxygen.
        
        Resulting in more carbon dioxide.
        
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        Why are they becoming extinct?
        
        Gopher Tortoise
        
        350 species rely on burrows dug by Gopher Tortoises
        
        This would have effects on plants also.