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I envision the world to look very dead if agricultural, economic, social, and political go unchecked. If we just push away problems they will only get worse over time. If we just use the Earth but down take care of it, it can not recover from us.

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This picture to me is one of the simplest ways to show the role plants in society and environment plays. It doesn't show every role plants in society and the environment play, but it gives a better understanding. First, the plants filter water, so therefore its clean for not only the animals that live in it, and drink, but even for us! Also wildlife mostly depends on plants to live, so without that we wouldn't have the food and animals we do today. Lastly, it helps with erosion control, and resilience. It is all a big cycle, but without plants in this environment, it would make live extremely more difficult, to live the life we do.
image: https://www.solveoregon.org/native-plants

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I chose this video not only, because it is funny, but it explains perfectly the process of photosynthesis! It doesn't go to in depth therefore it is not to hard to understand, but you still get the complete process. It also, not only explains the process, but gives a great visual of how photosynthesis works. Lastly at the end it even ask questions about the video, so you can quiz yourself!

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Photosynthesis | The Dr. Binocs Show | Learn Videos For Kids

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A fern is a native plant in Georgia, and is also a Pteridophytes! A fern is pteridophytes, because  it has roots stem, and leaves. Also, it is vascular which indicates it is pteridophytes. Although, ferns don't just grow in Georgia now, but they still are a native plant to Georgia. Lastly, they look beautiful on a front porch in spring time!
http://usinggeorgianativeplants.blogspot.com/2012/05/ferns-that-work-for-you.html

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The biome that is in the most danger of ecological change to me is grasslands. People are continuing to rise livestock, which is great but they are not  moving them from pasture to pasture. Therefore the livestock is just eating, not giving the grass a chance to grow back. If farmers could move animals, giving the land a brake it will make a difference, but buying all the land is pricey.
https://sciencing.com/abiotic-factors-grassland-biome-8186004.html

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First Agricultural Revolution impact humans in many ways. Starting with it keeps us alive by providing us with the food our bodies need. Once we start getting all this food it makes others come and help so it continues to grow. The only down fall to all these people coming in is that they need housing, and more food has to be produced.
https://images.slideplayer.com/27/9063770/slides/slide_17.jpg

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In the third agricultural revolution large scale irrigation made a huge impact. It took a lot off the farmers work load, by saving them time. It is very efficient, and makes it to were you can grow more things, and make more money because you have a way of taking care of the crops in a simple and timely manner. Farmers could produce was more, and make more money which farms across the world was interested in.

https://c8.alamy.com/comp/G3X1D1/large-scale-irrigation-of-a-corn-field-july-25-2015-outside-fort-collins-G3X1D1.jpg

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I believe Silvestrol the most influential chemical used in the world that is derived from a plant. It can help treat cancer, which caner is one of the number one leading causes of death in the world. Therefore this plant has the potential to save lifes across the world.
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