Why is the forest known as hotspot of biodiversity?
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"Forests are 'biodiversity hot spots'. The statement is completely justified because forest consists of different lifeforms such as bacteria, fungi, plants etc, and can be termed as biodiversity hot-spot as biodiversity of a particular area is defined by no. of species found in the place.
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