how to protect plant and animal life?
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simple by planting yourself all the herbs and trees you like and even encouraging your friends and everyone else to do teh same.. \n    you really cannot go around preaching everyone now adays the best thing is they should realise and this best shown by actions than words..\ncya...
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There are lots of online ag education resources that deal with this. See sources for links.
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saving the enviornment.
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To help preserve the colors and texture of the leaves you can use gylcerin. Set stems in a vase (filled with gylcerin) as you would flowers. They then soak up the oil which helps preserve them.You can get gylcerin at pharmacies.
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The relative rigidity of the cell wall renders plants sedentary, unlike animals, whose lack of this type of structure allows their cells more flexibility, which is necessary for locomotion. The plant cell wall serves a variety of functions. Along with protecting the intracellular contents, the structure bestows rigidity to the plant, provides a porous medium for the circulation and distribution of water, minerals, and other nutrients, and houses specialized molecules that regulate growth and protect the plant from disease.(plants do not have an immunity system, and cell wall is a good barrier)
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Develop ways that the people who live there can earn a livelihood without damage to the forest.  Ways where they work to protect the forest and yet earn a living.
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First, the cell wall's function is to protect the plant cell.\nCell membrane - protects inner components of the cell from the outer environment. The rest are describe in the following website which you can go to.
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I will guess that you intended to smother the plant (prevent it from breathing) by covering the undersides of the leaves.  While it is true in many plants that there are more stomata (breathing holes) on the undersides of leaves, there are also stomata on the tops of leaves.  Perhaps there are enough stomata on the top of the leaf to allow the plant to continue to live...or to last longer (and slowly die) compared with what you expected.
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In order to survive, animals need air, water, food, and shelter (protection from predators and the environment); plants need air, water, nutrients, and light. \n\nEvery organism has its own way of making sure its basic needs are met.
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How can we save humans from extinction.
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take plenty of proteins and fruits and live close to nature. stop smoking or chewing or drinking artificial items.
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Well, humans need animals and plants for food, raw materials, entertainment and other related functions.\n\nHumans can help plants disperse their seeds and can help feed certain animals.
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I wasn't able to read all of your question, but flora is plant and bacteria life of a certain region and fauna is animal life of a certain region. I hope this helps.\n           December
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I don't think we need to die out to protect nature.  Why? We're capable of making rational decisions and minimizing our harm.  It's just that we tend to refuse to do anything that inconviences us.  We need more emphasis on sexual education and birth control to stabilize the population, and politicies to mimize pollution and protect the remaining natural environments.
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to keep species of plants and animals from going extinct and to educatethe public
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Different plants and animals have different abilities to adapt.  Plants like Kudzu and Russian Thistle adapt quickly to new environments, while certain orchids and flowering plants are very sensitive to changes.  The same holds true to animals-gorillas seem very sensitive to environmental changes, while closely related chimpanzees are much hardier.  If there is an extreme enough change, most plants and animals will die, as has happened a number of time in history-but, the dominant life on Earth, bacteria, will adapt just fine.
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''Conservation of land pollution''?\nYou must mean conservation of land, free of pollution.\nObviously is not as simple as the first answer... avoid fertilizers and you'll avoid food.\nBesides there are lot of organic fertilizers if that's your concern... not cheap or practical though.\nMain thing to do is to use non residual herbicides, or at least the less residual ones.\nSame with insecticides, avoid the ones that contain mainly Cl.\nDo not burn straw, kills all the bacterias and worms.\nPlant forestall curtains, etc