80,000 species of plants on Earth are about to become extinct
At present, the Earth has about 400,000 species of higher plants. 21% of these are at risk of extinction.
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At present, the Earth has about 400,000 species of higher plants. 21% of these are at risk of extinction.
Warming temperatures in the Arctic are helping the giant mosquitoes here to flourish and flourish in numbers, potentially threatening to become pandemics in the near fut…
Scientists often assess the effects of temperature on insects to predict how climate change will affect their distribution and diversity.
Modern moths eat at higher temperatures in response to climate change.
The family of extinct insects will help scientists better understand how some animal species respond to climate change and the evolution of society.
This aphid species was first discovered in 1960, which is evidence of the impact of climate change, when the temperature is warmer.
Global warming can cause bananas to take the place of potatoes to become essential foods for hundreds of millions of people.
A new study by British and Ethiopian scientists said that within 70 years, Arabica coffee, an important African coffee tree, will become extinct due to climate change.
According to research by scientists at California San Diego University and a number of other research institutes in the US, the amount of carbon dioxide (CO2) in the atm…
Global warming can make wheat premature aging and reduce harvests worldwide, a study is published in Nature Climate Change.
Australian scientists have discovered a wild rice variety that carries genes with good drought tolerance and heat tolerance.
Chocolate prices may soar in the future due to global warming causing cocoa production to decline. Chocolate is a sweet food known worldwide. It is considered that choco…
Earthworms can help keep water in the soil during the dry season, prevent flooding and reduce the impact of global warming.
Scientists can make rice adapt to climate change and catastrophic consequences, by transplanting fungal spores onto rice and other seeds or crops for seeds. , according…
The encyclopedia of life http://www.eol.org (EOL), a $ 100 million project launched in 2007, has now reached the number of 170,000 items ...