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what effect will the removal of
hedgerows
to make larger Fields have on
biodiversity
it will reduce biodiversity by removing
breeding sites
,
feeding sites
and
wildlife corridors
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what is meant by
monoculture
Growing a crop with only one
species
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what is a disadvantage of
monoculture
an increased chances of
pest
or
disease
outbreak
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what effect does
monoculture
have on
biodiversity
only one habitat reduces the number of different
microhabitats
that would be available in an area of mixed crops
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how does
monoculture
affect levels of
nutrients
in the soil
it will reduce the
concentration
of nutrients and soil
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explain how monoculture will reduce the concentration of nutrients in soils
roots will grow to the same length and extract the same minerals from the same depth of soil
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why can
overgrazing
lead to
soil erosion
and
desertification
hooves
of cattle compact soil driving out air and preventing water drainage roots cannot penetrate the soil and the grass from grazing cannot grow
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