Aldo Leopold, an ecologist, wrote about his home state of Wisconsin in The Sand County Almanac. In one moving section, he descri
bed a triangular cemetery, founded in the nineteenth century, that, because of its unusual shape, contained a tiny patch of prairie, unmowed and undisturbed. Every year, sometime in July, Leopold would watch a single silphium plant bloom there, the only one he found in that part of the state. He used this example to discuss the many plants native to the prairie that have been replaced by a few commercial plants grown by farmers. The disappearance of native plants is an issue of:
Aldo Leopold was an American ecologist, conservationist and naturalist. He developed the environmental ethics and movement of wilderness conservation.
His use of ideas to discuss the plants-native of the prairie grassland that have been replaced by a commercial-plants grown by the farmers. The disappearance of the native plants is an-issue of depletion of biodiversity.
They are called the building blocks of an organism because all living things are made up of billions of cells that can reproduce, build and change that's why it is called the building blocks of all living things.
The color of the surfaces because an object with a black surface will absorb and reradiate energy faster and at a higher concentration than the same object with a lighter colored surface.
