Genetic diversity:
It means the diversity of genotypes within species, including distinct groups of the same species, such as large numbers of cuttings, drought resistant and saline, or thousands of rice species in Thailand and India, for example. Genetic variation may be within a single group, which is severe between the Indian rhinoceros and low in the cheetah. If measurements of genetic diversity have been applied to domesticated and domesticated species kept in zoos and botanical gardens, humans have begun applying the same techniques to wild species in their native habitat. Genetic diversity is one of the most important environmental products, and it is possible to measure the productivity of a given region based on its genetic diversity. The productivity of a given ecosystem can be deduced through the genetic repertoire found in this system. For example, wild birds and wild birds are resistant to most diseases And the conditions of low and high temperatures and lack of food while the same system does not tolerate many diseases if it is a herd in the form of herds, as in the poultry farms or bird farms, for example. The modern environmental economy views the areas of genetic diversity as genetic banks containing these productive legacies and scientists have begun to classify them since the beginning of this century.
It means the diversity of genotypes within species, including distinct groups of the same species, such as large numbers of cuttings, drought resistant and saline, or thousands of rice species in Thailand and India, for example. Genetic variation may be within a single group, which is severe between the Indian rhinoceros and low in the cheetah. If measurements of genetic diversity have been applied to domesticated and domesticated species kept in zoos and botanical gardens, humans have begun applying the same techniques to wild species in their native habitat. Genetic diversity is one of the most important environmental products, and it is possible to measure the productivity of a given region based on its genetic diversity. The productivity of a given ecosystem can be deduced through the genetic repertoire found in this system. For example, wild birds and wild birds are resistant to most diseases And the conditions of low and high temperatures and lack of food while the same system does not tolerate many diseases if it is a herd in the form of herds, as in the poultry farms or bird farms, for example. The modern environmental economy views the areas of genetic diversity as genetic banks containing these productive legacies and scientists have begun to classify them since the beginning of this century.