No, the biodiversity is not as high in a city park as it is in a farm or rainforest
because, in an urban city park, only the species with the most general habitat and resource requirements have generally remained in the urban park.
<h3>What is Biodiversity ?</h3>
“Biodiversity” not only refers to the number of individual species, but also the genetic variety within and between species and the diversity of ecosystems and regions.
- City Parks are less likely to have biodiversity richness as compared to a farm or a rainforest.
- This is because these parts are artificially created and a lot of naturally occurring flora and fauna are modified in the process. This results in dilution of biodiversity-rich place.
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