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Chapter 3 Ecosystem and Biodiversity
Chapter 3 Ecosystem and Biodiversity
Ecosystems
&
.
Biodiversity
EVS
Ecology
:
Origin :
Greek Dekologic) + logos
mo
habitation/house . In house
·
coined by German Giologist Earnst Hoeckl .
(1886)
I
↳
Ecosystem does not have a scale
be
↳ It could as small as
pond to
planet
Fromponents
of ecosystem
Producer
Climate Edaphic Consumer
⑧
Decomposer
(Produced related on
of
by o
Autotopes Hetrotropes
to soil) Saptrotopes -
u -
soil t Topology
Minerd
r
-
Pimay Bouteney
Secondan Tentiat
Caniron
.
#Functions
of an
ecosystem
.
distributes
>
energy
and
through
nutrients it
-
- -
①
Energy How & Nutrient cycle.
↳
eg Photosyuthesis
.
t
Food
↓
animal lat
it
a
③ Productivity
-
& Decomposition .
↳ Productivity of an
ecosystem
produces higher biomass
↳
Ecosystem evolve
of time .
(n) interaction
Ho then
my
ecosystem in : All niches are occupied ,
diversity
within ecosystem is
stabulize) a
specificwole/position occupied
within
of an
algunism the system .
# Niche .
↳ Different
organism
live in ecosystem only when
&
#
Niche-Wardening
Feeds on .
binds .
Niche
Al
i
-
Flamingo Mollusces
-
bivalve Sand
Oystercatchers shells sandwam , crats -
Plovers .
insects ,
small inventilates. Sand
,
beach
↳ Birds= Same
family of warblers
but niches
.
occupy diffrent
·
Ecosystem can be seen as .
niche
Mestial
·
Ecosystem : How much
sunlight and
water available to them
ey .
Water
cycle ,
Carton
cycle ,
Oxygen cych ,
Nitroge s P.
Frogen
Cycle
Atmosphere
D
Denitrification
↓
E in
-
socant-
[Animal
I ↑
Amonification
saprobiotic Gacteria
Fue
Cammonial a
#
Assimilation
Nitrification
Initrifying Gacterial
↳
[No
↓ nitrification
[No, ]
Food chain.
level
ad trophic
.
A
⑭
produce >
-
b
Tert Consumer
Decompose .
.
in
the system .
2nd
↳ 1st level
Energy) level
.
↳
Area + brids - Analyse spein e
&
not
Any of Specil
I specie
x
= Biomal
Pyramid
Fas ↳ HealthySystem >
Pama
-
(Closed)
↓ a vriture
energy
Slope of
-
of biomass
↳ pyramid can
- ·
(0 tell about health
Higher Plant/produce
of ecosystem
>
-
.
energe
↳ Deviation ,
Problem .
Health
of Ecosystem &Complex
system Perspective)
↳ components of syglem
interact in non
i "
~
- -
↓ &
k I
↓
& (
& S #
less components in
system !* Sustainable lot of loss When
↓ * ,
Resilience transmitting through
/Bounce back
Easy to fail .
! system .
I
From
disterbane) /
t
low
#diversity
life
#ridge Zone :-
Trudea
=
Most
a
-
lif
of
[Amount
Royssal .
Kat
E .
Hadal
F
- India
In 33 % life forms found
,
* 2%
-
landmass
8%
a
biodinensity [in world)
* > 18K plants ·
a >600 reptile +
ampritians
& >400 mamals .
60 % Western What
·
of it is
Facts/
#phical match.
Climate change -
Trophical
Mismatch.
E Temporal Twophia -
Mismatch
②
edequate food
Bird -
mates
as
calculatedly
when most
-
cater piller will
for off springs
.
62
Bot Climate
Change
-
Timing mismatch - Productivity
,
·
IUCN - International Union of
-
Conservation Nature
of
↳ Est .
.
1964
5 evaluated
↳ Every year species in list al
for wisk.
Extinct >
- Threathendas low gisk,
⑫ ⑫ ⑳
↓
Extinct in
Wild
Todiversity
Conservation .
-
In Situ Ex Situ
Ion-site) (off -
Site)
I
Protected Area
Ne think
- ↑
&
Sacred groove Biosphere
National
*
or sacred lake Remuel .
Terrestrial Marine -
garden
> natural habitat.
conserving
-
in
- Advantage "
-
Artificial ecosystem (700, .
nurserial
Food
competiti
>
-
cost
effective
·
.
#organism be conserved
Advantages :
-
·
can .
Natural
ecosystem
·
Better
adapt
.
-
Places : -
Biosphere reserves ·
speic breed can be se introduce
in wild .
conservation
for .
Areas
#rected
-
Maintain
pop" of
>
-
native
specia
.
7
- no. & diversity of species
-
NO man created into · of exotic species
of conservation
#technological methods :-
① Gene banks .
②DNA conservation. -
Endangered/Extinct species dra
use
Seed Vault :
Svalbard Global seed vault.
* prevent absolute floral diversity dos
#ems servation :
> What to
-
conserve
> Financial $
-
>
-
Alienation from people, from their natural resource
.