Why forest are called the biodiversity hotspot
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forests are known as biodiversity hotspots because they contain different species of plants,animals and other microorganisms.hence,as they serve a shelter for these organisms it ecosystem , maintains and give a life to it ,it is known as biodiversity hotspots
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Transcolation is the movement of materials from leaves to other tissues throughout the Plant. Plants produce carbohydrate or sugars in their leaves by photosynthesis. but non - photosynthesis parts of the plant also require carbohydrates and other organic and non - organic material.
but why do u say it here friend
After sugars produce in photosynthesis , these sugars must be transported to other parts of the plant the sucrose produced is moved by active transport into the companion cells of the phloem in leaf veins.
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Biodiversity hot spot means which contains large varieties of plants and animals . Forests contain large varieties of plants ,animals.
For this reason Forests were called as bio diversity hotspots.
For this reason Forests were called as bio diversity hotspots.
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