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What Would Happen If Plants Did Not Exist. Without them, there would be less oxygen production. Right now, we rely on photosynthetic plants, algae and even bacteria to recycle our air. We rely on trees for oxygen, for preventing flooding. 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. More than eight plant species have disappeared every three years, on average, since 1900. If you did the math, how much oxygen do you think we'd. But the earth would be a very lonely place. No brussels sprouts, though, so you know, we're still weighing the pros and cons. In may, a un report estimated that one million animal and plant species were. There are 400 billion trees, 6.7 billion people on earth — every person has 60 trees. Scientists say plant extinction is occurring up to 500 times faster than what would be expected naturally. “there would be massive extinctions of all groups of organisms, both locally and globally.” the wave of extinctions would extend beyond forests,.

In may, a un report estimated that one million animal and plant species were. We rely on trees for oxygen, for preventing flooding. More than eight plant species have disappeared every three years, on average, since 1900. This pace of extinction is as much as 500 times plants’ natural or background extinction rate. If you did the math, how much oxygen do you think we'd. As the following infographic shows, over time it would be impossible for the world to go on existing without the presence of trees. No brussels sprouts, though, so you know, we're still weighing the pros and cons. Scientists say plant extinction is occurring up to 500 times faster than what would be expected naturally. Without them, there would be less oxygen production. “there would be massive extinctions of all groups of organisms, both locally and globally.” the wave of extinctions would extend beyond forests,.

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What Would Happen If Plants Did Not Exist “there would be massive extinctions of all groups of organisms, both locally and globally.” the wave of extinctions would extend beyond forests,. There are 400 billion trees, 6.7 billion people on earth — every person has 60 trees. This pace of extinction is as much as 500 times plants’ natural or background extinction rate. Right now, we rely on photosynthetic plants, algae and even bacteria to recycle our air. In may, a un report estimated that one million animal and plant species were. More than eight plant species have disappeared every three years, on average, since 1900. We rely on trees for oxygen, for preventing flooding. Scientists say plant extinction is occurring up to 500 times faster than what would be expected naturally. But the earth would be a very lonely place. No brussels sprouts, though, so you know, we're still weighing the pros and cons. Without them, there would be less oxygen production. As the following infographic shows, over time it would be impossible for the world to go on existing without the presence of trees. “there would be massive extinctions of all groups of organisms, both locally and globally.” the wave of extinctions would extend beyond forests,. If you did the math, how much oxygen do you think we'd.