How Interdependency of Living Being Impacts the Development of a Biodiversity: In Context to Urban Ecology

Abstract

In many respects, organisms depend on the interactions they have with their surroundings and other living things. Biodiversity is the variability of many organisms with their ecological complexes in which they fall. The diversity of living organisms can be within them or possibly between them. Either directly or indirectly, both plants and animals depend on each other. The way they depend on, forms compatibility with their surroundings. Originally, plants were consumed from forests, and with the time-lapse, some of the species became the foundation of agriculture. Some of the plants began to be used as herbs and some food became important value of biological resources found in forests. The foundation for the establishment of biodiversity zones is this compatibility element. Biodiversity teaches us how to lead a life with an understanding of nature and its harmony. Animals and plants both rely on reproduction in addition to their dietary needs. Some of them at many stages, create symbiotic relationships with each other. Interdependence is a persistent relationship between organisms that share a common environment and way of existence. There are hierarchically related levels of biological organizations and they involve ecosystem biodiversity along with species diversity, global diversity, and genetic diversity also. The natural assemblage of various types of species of
plants and animals forms a living environment. The values we get can be direct or indirect, i.e in form of carbon fixation, pollination, soil formation, protection, etc. At the same time, in form of interdependency, they contain outstanding examples of evolutionary processes of speciation and its extinction.