The graph and chart illustrate the data regarding the extinction of species and threats to plant life. Overall, for tropical forests, the number of plant and animal extinctions kept increasing from now until 2060, and then it predicted to decrease. Moreover, most of the impact to plant life comes from human influence.
The first graph shows that the number of extinct species increased from below 5, 000 to more than 10, 000 species from 2000 to 2020. After that year, the number predicted to keep increasing from around 10, 000 to 50, 000 which is the climax of all decades. Then, the number of species extinctions forecasted that will decrease from the climax to below 30, 000 in 2100.
Turning into the second chart, it describes the threats to plant life mostly from humans. The human impact takes 81. 3% into the threats to plant life while only 18. 7% from natural events. Additionally, the impact of humans to plant life mostly from agriculture takes 18. 7% of the total percentage while only 4. 7% from plantations. Other human activities affect plant life such as logging, livestock, etc. On the other hand, the impact of natural events comes from disasters, it takes 7% of the total and other natural events take 11. 7%.
The graph and chart illustrate the data regarding the extinction of species and threats to
plant
life
.
Overall
, for tropical forests, the
number
of
plant
and animal extinctions
kept
increasing from
now
until 2060, and then it predicted to decrease.
Moreover
, most of the
impact
to
plant
life
comes
from
human
influence.
The
first
graph
shows
that the
number
of extinct species increased from below 5, 000 to more than 10, 000 species from 2000 to 2020. After that year, the
number
predicted to
keep
increasing from around 10, 000 to 50, 000 which is the climax of all decades. Then, the
number
of species extinctions forecasted that will decrease from the climax to below 30, 000 in 2100.
Turning into the second chart, it
describes
the threats to
plant
life
mostly
from
humans
. The
human
impact
takes 81. 3% into the threats to
plant
life
while
only
18. 7% from natural
events
.
Additionally
, the
impact
of
humans
to
plant
life
mostly
from agriculture takes 18. 7% of the total percentage while
only
4. 7% from plantations. Other
human
activities affect
plant
life
such as logging, livestock, etc.
On the other hand
, the
impact
of natural
events
comes
from disasters, it takes 7% of the total and other natural
events
take 11. 7%.