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Definition of biodiversity in English: biodiversitynoun ˌbʌɪə(ʊ)dʌɪˈvəːsɪti mass nounThe variety of plant and animal life in the world or in a particular habitat, a high level of which is usually considered to be important and desirable. Example sentencesExamples - To discover the patterns of biodiversity, information on biodiversity has to be collected.
- Australia, like all countries on earth is defined by its biodiversity.
- After only six months, crop production, biodiversity, soil fertility and soil quality all improved.
- So how significant are cloud forests in terms of biodiversity.
- To detect changes in biodiversity there has to be a way to measure it.
- So they would have to buy the right to develop by conserving or restoring areas for biodiversity in other places.
- A symposium on plant biology and biodiversity in changing environment was also organised.
- It's natural decline in the habitat that's supported that kind of biodiversity.
- Will the water and soils and biodiversity cope with this level of forestry?
- A description of one of the prime threats to wild plant biodiversity in the UK.
- The event has been organised to raise funds to improve the wildlife habitat and biodiversity of the River Lune.
- Is the destruction of animal habitats and the natural high levels of biodiversity worth it?
- And what was the impact in each case on biodiversity and wildlife in the fields.
- We must work to increase and protect biodiversity on all levels, in our backyards as well as our bioregions.
- The area is identified as an important hotspot of biodiversity and management of the protected area.
- The region is known for its rich plant biodiversity which is a unique source of novel molecules.
- Valuing a loss of biodiversity is more difficult because markets for its preservation are either missing or incomplete.
- The net effect of slashing and burning on biodiversity is difficult to evaluate.
- Their reports help shape the legislation that help preserve biodiversity.
- And lots of times the areas are of a great deal of significance for biodiversity.
Rhymes adversity, diversity, perversity, university Definition of biodiversity in US English: biodiversitynoun The variety of life in the world or in a particular habitat or ecosystem. Example sentencesExamples - To detect changes in biodiversity there has to be a way to measure it.
- And what was the impact in each case on biodiversity and wildlife in the fields.
- Is the destruction of animal habitats and the natural high levels of biodiversity worth it?
- Will the water and soils and biodiversity cope with this level of forestry?
- The event has been organised to raise funds to improve the wildlife habitat and biodiversity of the River Lune.
- It's natural decline in the habitat that's supported that kind of biodiversity.
- A symposium on plant biology and biodiversity in changing environment was also organised.
- To discover the patterns of biodiversity, information on biodiversity has to be collected.
- The area is identified as an important hotspot of biodiversity and management of the protected area.
- Their reports help shape the legislation that help preserve biodiversity.
- So they would have to buy the right to develop by conserving or restoring areas for biodiversity in other places.
- Australia, like all countries on earth is defined by its biodiversity.
- After only six months, crop production, biodiversity, soil fertility and soil quality all improved.
- And lots of times the areas are of a great deal of significance for biodiversity.
- Valuing a loss of biodiversity is more difficult because markets for its preservation are either missing or incomplete.
- The region is known for its rich plant biodiversity which is a unique source of novel molecules.
- A description of one of the prime threats to wild plant biodiversity in the UK.
- So how significant are cloud forests in terms of biodiversity.
- The net effect of slashing and burning on biodiversity is difficult to evaluate.
- We must work to increase and protect biodiversity on all levels, in our backyards as well as our bioregions.
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