Ecological systems depend on interconnected relationships between plants and animals from "summary" of Bringing Nature Home by Douglas W. Tallamy
In order to truly understand the complex web of life that exists in ecological systems, we must recognize the interconnected relationships that exist between plants and animals. These relationships are not simply coincidental, but rather essential to the functioning of these ecosystems. Plants and animals have evolved over time to depend on one another for survival. Plants provide animals with food, shelter, and in some cases, even protection from predators. In return, animals help to pollinate plants, disperse seeds, and even provide essential nutrients to the soil through their droppings.
Without these relationships, many species would struggle to survive. For example, some plants rely on specific animals to pollinate their flowers. If these animals were to disappear, the plants would not be able to reproduc...
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