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Which one of the following is an example of the man-made terrestrial ecosystem?

ABotanical gardens

BGrasslands

CRivers

DForests

Answer:

A. Botanical gardens

Read Explanation:

  • Botanical gardens are a man-made terrestrial ecosystem.

  • It is a place where various plants are collected, cultivated, preserved and displayed for the purposes of research and education.

  • It is also used for the conservation of rare and endangered species of plants.


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