Plants
The most important contributions to humanity are plants. With great care, the seeds develop into a
massive tree or a completely grown plant. By providing us with a variety of fruits, vegetables,
oxygen, and other goods and services, plants support ecosystem equilibrium. In addition to diverse
sorts of organisms, plants also include shrubs, herbs, vines, etc. On our earth, plants and humans
are intricately linked. There are several ways that plants are good for us. Plants provide the seeds
for a variety of crops that we eat every day, including wheat, rice, corn, and others. In addition to
giving us oxygen, plants also absorb the carbon dioxide we exhale. This lessens global warming and
aids in keeping the ecosystem in balance.
There have been several initiatives and awareness campaigns to plant more and more trees in order
to mitigate global warming because everyone is aware of its impacts. As the plants develop into
trees, the roots are bound to the soil, which stops soil erosion. Throughout the carbon dioxide
process, they also take in other dangerous gases from the atmosphere. They act as sponges,
soaking up toxic emissions and other pollutants that are released into the air by vehicles and
industries. Therefore, it is imperative to continue planting trees. Vanmahotsav week is observed, and
we promote planting more trees.