biodiversity in Japanese
biodiversity in Japanese is 生物多様性 — biodiversity means the variety of plant and animal life found in a particular habitat or across the planet.
biodiversity in Japanese
生物多様性
Pronounced: seibutsutayōsei
(ecology) The diversity (number and variety of species) of plant and animal life within a region.
What does "biodiversity" mean?
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noun The variety of plant and animal life found in a particular habitat or across the planet.
"Rainforests hold an extraordinary amount of biodiversity."
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biodiversity in a sentence
- Rainforests hold an extraordinary amount of biodiversity.
- Farming practices have reduced biodiversity in the region.
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What is "biodiversity" in Japanese?
"biodiversity" in Japanese is 生物多様性. biodiversity means: The variety of plant and animal life found in a particular habitat or across the planet.
How do you pronounce 生物多様性?
"biodiversity" in Japanese is 生物多様性, pronounced "seibutsutayōsei".
How do you use "biodiversity" in a sentence?
Example: "Rainforests hold an extraordinary amount of biodiversity." In Japanese, "biodiversity" is 生物多様性.
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