The law of the jungle

Article Abstract:

Declining populations of forest mammals in Asia, Africa and South America are still being hunted for food. Ecologists are trying to develop ways to protect those populations, estimating the maximum allowable catch of a given species. Estimates in some regions are that sustainable hunting is not feasible, and many mammal species have already been hunted to extinction.

World, Administration of Conservation Programs, Resource Conservation & Development, Conservation & Development, Land Subdivision and Land Development, Wildlife Protection Programs, Methods, Wildlife conservation, Mammals, Conservation of natural resources, Natural resource conservation, Sustainable agriculture

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Underground networking

Article Abstract:

The study explains the underground complex working and the effects of mycorrhizae in the ecology of various plants. It can be clearly seen that mycorrhizae plays a very important role in the biodiversity and various other ecosystems in the nature.

Growth, Botany, Plant ecology, Mycorrhizas, Mycorrhizae, Company growth

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The ulcer bug: Gut reaction

Article Abstract:

The effects of the bacterium, which causes ulcers and stomach cancer are examined. The bacteria helicobacter pylori, helps an infant against diarrhoea and oesophageal disease.

United States, Bacteria, Helicobacter pylori

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