How do you calculate the biodiversity of an ecosystem?
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divide the number of species by the number of organisms in the ecosystem
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A uniform population of a single species of plants adapted to a particular environment is more at risk if environmental changes occur. ... For example, a 4 X 4 meter square area in a carrot patch has 300 carrot plants, all the same species. It has a very low biodiversity index of 1/300, or 0.003.
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