Problem
Threatened floral kingdoms
Experimental visualization of narrower problems
Background:
There are six floral kingdoms, namely the Boreal, Palaeotropic, Neotropic, Cape, Australasian and Antarctic, all cover huge areas, sometimes spanning two continents. The Boreal kingdom occupies 40 percent of the world's surface, where as the Cape (or fynbos) only covers about 0.04 percent. This small area is even more diverse in plant life than the richest parts of the Amazon.
Broader Problems:
Threatened natural habitats Narrower Problems:
Threatened biological communitiesThreatened biogeographical provincesEndangered habitats of Cape floral kingdomThreatened habitats of Boreal floral kingdomThreatened habitats of Antarctic floral kingdomThreatened habitats of Neotropic floral kingdomThreatened habitats of Palaeotropic floral kingdomThreatened habitats of Australasian floral kingdom Subject(s):
Agriculture, Fisheries → Horticulture??Societal Problems → Vulnerability??
Related UN Sustainable Development Goals:
Problem Type:
A: Abstract Fundamental Problems Date of last update
16.04.2019 – 13:52 CEST