Monocultures lack the diversity needed to support wildlife from "summary" of Bringing Nature Home by Douglas W. Tallamy
Monocultures are like ecological deserts for wildlife. They lack the diversity needed to support a wide range of species, which in turn affects the entire ecosystem. Without a variety of plants and insects, many animals cannot find food or shelter. This results in a decline in wildlife populations and can have cascading effects on the environment.
In a natural ecosystem, different plant species provide food and habitat for a variety of insects, which are then eaten by birds, mammals, and other animals. This interconnected web of life is essential for a healthy and functioning ecosystem. When monocultures dominate the landscape, this intricate balance is disrupted.
One of the main reasons why mo...
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