Montane Grasslands and Shrublands Biome, as defined by the WWF, encompasses all high-altitude grasslands and shrublands globally. It includes montane, subalpine, and alpine habitats located at elevations above...
Taiga is also known as Boreal Forest. Taiga is earth’s largest terrestrial biome, covering 29% of World’s Forest cover and is characterized by coniferous forests. Extent of Taiga...
The word Tundra is derived of a Finnish word “tunturi” which means treeless mountain tract. In Tundra Biome, the tree growth is hindered by low temperatures and short...
Ecosystem productivity or Biomass Productivity refers to the rate at which an ecosystem can convert sunlight and nutrients into plant biomass. It is a key attribute that determines...
An ecological pyramid shows the relationship of biomass, productivity or energy at different trophic levels. The primary producers are generally shown at the bottom and apex predators at...
Trophic levels represent feeding positions within an ecosystem’s energy flow as producers become food for consumers. These stratifications help characterize complex interdependencies. The four key trophic level are...
Food chain refers to a linked feeding series in an ecosystem. A food chain illustrates the order in which a chain of organisms feed upon each other and...
An ecological niche refers to the role and position a species has in its environment. It includes all the ways a particular species interacts with and uses its...
Ecology studies the interactions between organisms and their environment across multiple scales. These complex interactions can be organized into several hierarchical ecological units based on common characteristics and...
1. which of the following organisations publishes the report titled “Global Economic Perspectives”? [A]OECD [B]WTO [C]IMF [D]World Bank Answer: World Bank According to the recently released World Bank...
