Asked by Desmond Jones on Sep 25, 2024

What percentage of plant species in the world's tropical forests has been examined closely for possible medicinal properties? 

A)  less than 10% 
B)  less than 5% 
C)  less than 3% 
D)  less than 1%

Plant Species

Distinct types of plants that share similar characteristics, capable of interbreeding to produce fertile offspring.

Medicinal Properties

Characteristics of substances (often plants, fungi, or animal products) that allow them to be used in treating, curing, or preventing disease and improving health and well-being.

Tropical Forests

Dense forests located in the tropical regions of the world, characterized by high rainfall and biodiversity.

  • Perceive the essentiality of tropical forests and discern the threats against them.
  • Comprehend the value of biodiversity in forest ecosystems and the determinants impacting it.