Science, with its different divisions, combines its effort to more understand the biodiversity and tries to keep a balanced ecosysteme... yet, new species are still not discovered... each single day hundreds of new species are found especially under water...thus, they are newely under study and many years to come are needed to more know about them... and here we are... when we start to have more data about these species new species are discovered and so on... so the cycle continues...

Yes, sometimes in some areas. But some areas where biodiversity survey is difficult sometimes that area lack of proper diversity survey.

Much diversity studies have been done already, yet we need a lot more studies to understand more of the biodiversity as our knowledge on it remains incomplete.

Dear Friends and Colleagues of RG In the context of growing and increasing environmental pollution and declining areas of natural ecosystems, the importance and need to improve environmental protection systems, natural ecosystems and biodiversity is increasing.

In the context of the above considerations, the following question is still valid: Are we able to fully understand the biodiversity of biological organisms and ecosystems in nature?

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In the context of the progressive warming of the Earth's climate, the following question is of particular importance:

What do you think is the importance of biodiversity in natural ecosystems?

Biodiversity is diverse in virtually unlimited degree, which results from the essence of processes of evolution of species, filet lines and entire ecosystems. It is thanks to the millions of years of evolutionary processes on Earth that there are so many different natural and highly diverse ecosystems in which different species of flora, fauna, fungi and microorganisms adapt to life in different and very diverse geographical and climatic environments.

The largest biodiversity of ecosystems and species functions in natural environmental environments in which ecosystems have evolved without human impact through millions of years of climatic and geographical conditions enabling the development of various life forms. These types of high biodiversity sites can be found in unpolluted rainforest ecosystems in tropical forests, in temperate climates and in coral reefs.

Unfortunately, human civilization activity contributes to the successive and accelerating process of biodiversity reduction by dying out species of living organisms. The areas of natural natural ecosystems are decreasing, including those in which the greatest biodiversity is diagnosed, such as the rainforests of the Amazon. The protection of naturalistic ecosystems and thus the protection of the planet's biodiversity is the most important challenge for mankind in the 21st century.

Do you agree with my opinion on this matter?

In view of the above, I am asking you the following question:

What do you think is the importance of biodiversity in natural ecosystems?

Please reply

I invite you to the discussion

Thank you very much

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I agree with the above opinions on this topic. I believe that there are still many species of flora and fauna that have not been discovered and described by humans and unfortunately, due to the increasing level of human interference in the natural environment of biological ecosystems, many of these species may never be discovered. It is estimated that many species of flora and fauna occurring in tropical rainforests of the Amazon, in this unique, natural forest, characterized by high biodiversity, have not yet been completely discovered. In addition, there are many species of flora and fauna found in tropical rainforests of the Amazon, which have been found, discovered but have not yet been thoroughly researched and described, have not been named. Much of the undiscovered species of flora and fauna found in tropical rainforests of the Amazon can never be discovered, because the Amazon rainforest is cut so quickly and its area is rapidly decreasing. Unfortunately, due to the type of soil and the specific microclimate created by the tropical forest, it is not possible to recreate a fully cut forest of the tropical forest without the use of huge expenditure. Because the cut forest is often not reproduced, so the soil becomes barren and the area of ​​the former steppe forest.