Question

2. 25. Would the survival of organisums become difficult, if there are no green plants on the earth? Why/ Why not? (ASI) where peristalsis takes? say the answer
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Answer 1

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Maybe I could answer it this way. We may consider ourselves carbon based lifeforms. We are not! We are iron based. The middle atom of the heme of the red blood cell of the human is iron. It is not Carbon! The outer shell, the skin maybe is carbon based and the tissues and bones and all.

I mentioned the heme of the red blood cell. The Clorophyll molecule is identical in structure to the heme of the red blood cell except the middle atom. The middle atom is Magnesium.

Plants are alive, they can hear, they move, they eat, they grow, and without them we probably would not be able to breathe. They are the reason this atmosphere is not overtaken by Carbon Dioxide.

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Answer 2

Explanation:

Yes, the survival of organisms would be very much affected with no green plants around.

• Plants protect all the soil material and various minerals together. If they are not alive the surely soil erosion occurs.
• During photosynthesis, plants release oxygen which is important for human survival. Most of us breathe the oxygen that plants release.
• Numerous organisms rely on green plants as a food resource. If the plants are not there will be a food crisis.
• Green plants are the only living organisms that produce their own food. Hence everybody depend on them