Environment & Ecology · Biodiversity Conservation
Which of the following best explains why monoculture plantations reduce biodiversity?
- 1They increase soil nutrient availability for all plant forms
- 2They simplify habitat structure, providing fewer niches for native species✓
- 3They support a closed canopy with complex ecological niches
- 4They allow excessive regeneration of native undergrowth species
Correct answer
They simplify habitat structure, providing fewer niches for native species
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