Some may be in the wrong environment, so they don't get what they need and die out, unable to (usually) produce seeds.
Plants normally go extinct (or become endangered) due to natural changes of climate or geography (droughts, volcanic erruptions); or by the intervention of man - normally poor agricultural practices, over farming or logging
Yes, plants can become extinct due to habitat destruction, climate change, overharvesting, and invasive species. When a plant species disappears, it can disrupt entire ecosystems and impact other organisms that rely on it for food and shelter. Conservation efforts are important to protect plant species from extinction.
Plants can become extinct when all their seeds and grown or growing plants have been destroyed. They might be destroyed by fires, floods or if the weather conditions are completely different from normal conditions (e.g. if a tropical plant gets hit by extremely cold temperatures). Plants becoming extinct is not very common as most plant seeds can survive tough conditions.
Archaefructus plants likely went extinct due to changing environmental conditions, such as climate change or competition from other plant species. Their specialized ecosystem may have been disrupted, leading to their decline and eventual extinction.
Extinct is when an animal or plant doesn't exist any longer on earth.
Plants need seeds for reproduction. Seeds contain the embryo of the plant along with necessary nutrients and protective coating. This allows plants to disperse and grow in new locations.
If plants were to become extinct, it would have catastrophic effects on the entire ecosystem. Plants are a crucial part of the food chain, providing oxygen, food, and habitat for many organisms. Without plants, many animals would lose their sources of food and shelter, leading to widespread ecosystem collapse. Additionally, the loss of plants would disrupt the global carbon cycle, potentially accelerating climate change.
When no living member of a species exists, the species is considered extinct. Extinction occurs when a species has completely disappeared from the Earth, with no individuals remaining alive anywhere in the world.
when if the plants went extinct of deforesation will be no life on earth
Yes, there are good number of endangered and extinct plants on this planet.
Those plants that are about to become extinct.
Unless the government realizes that trees are running out, plants could get extinct in about 100,000 or so.
When plants and animals cease to exist, they are said to be dead.
either they get killed off or their food source becomes extinct
Some extinct plants in Mauritius include the dodo tree (Sideroxylon grandiflorum), the Round Island burr (Solenostemon dioscorides), and the Bojer's arrowroot (Maranta bojeri). These plants were driven to extinction primarily due to habitat loss and the introduction of non-native species.
If all animals go extinct there will be no need for food!
Cycad leaves atleast on Zoo Tycoon 2 Extinct animals Plants
Plants will be dead.Eventually animals also will be extinct.
We all DIE!
Plants.