Plant Biosystem

Food, oxygen, and a number of other crucial services are all provided by plants, which constitute an important component of the global ecosystem. Plant biosystems is the study of how plants interact with their surroundings at all scales, from the atomic to the ecosystem. The study of plant anatomy and physiology, photosynthesis, nutrition, genetics, and breeding, as well as the environment of soil, climate, and other species, are all included in the field of plant biosystems. Additionally, research on plant biosystems examines how plants communicate with one another and with their surroundings, as well as how they produce and store energy, react to environmental challenges, and engage with other living things. Research on plant biosystems can help us understand how to manage and maintain ecosystems and how to use them to produce food, clean air, and other critical services.