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What If Plants Disappeared. Worse yet, nature tells us we're already halfway there. As the following infographic shows, over time it would be impossible for the world to go on existing without the presence of trees. There are three trillion trees in the world. Habitat loss is already the primary driver of extinction. More than eight plant species have disappeared every three years, on average, since 1900. The timber industry currently cuts down 15 billion a year, so at. A report from the royal botanic gardens, kew,. Scientists at the royal botanic gardens, kew, and stockholm university found that 571 plant species had disappeared in the last two and a half. But for the most part, the outlook for planet earth in the absence of plant life is pretty terrible. Well, no one would ever have to eat brussels sprouts again, that's for sure. We rely on trees for oxygen, for preventing flooding and. What would happen to life on earth if plants suddenly disappeared? For starters, if trees disappeared overnight, so would much of the planet’s biodiversity. This pace of extinction is as much as 500 times plants’ natural or background extinction rate.

There are three trillion trees in the world. But for the most part, the outlook for planet earth in the absence of plant life is pretty terrible. What would happen to life on earth if plants suddenly disappeared? The timber industry currently cuts down 15 billion a year, so at. For starters, if trees disappeared overnight, so would much of the planet’s biodiversity. As the following infographic shows, over time it would be impossible for the world to go on existing without the presence of trees. This pace of extinction is as much as 500 times plants’ natural or background extinction rate. A report from the royal botanic gardens, kew,. Well, no one would ever have to eat brussels sprouts again, that's for sure. More than eight plant species have disappeared every three years, on average, since 1900.

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What If Plants Disappeared Worse yet, nature tells us we're already halfway there. Habitat loss is already the primary driver of extinction. A report from the royal botanic gardens, kew,. This pace of extinction is as much as 500 times plants’ natural or background extinction rate. Scientists at the royal botanic gardens, kew, and stockholm university found that 571 plant species had disappeared in the last two and a half. The timber industry currently cuts down 15 billion a year, so at. But for the most part, the outlook for planet earth in the absence of plant life is pretty terrible. Well, no one would ever have to eat brussels sprouts again, that's for sure. We rely on trees for oxygen, for preventing flooding and. More than eight plant species have disappeared every three years, on average, since 1900. Worse yet, nature tells us we're already halfway there. There are three trillion trees in the world. For starters, if trees disappeared overnight, so would much of the planet’s biodiversity. What would happen to life on earth if plants suddenly disappeared? As the following infographic shows, over time it would be impossible for the world to go on existing without the presence of trees.