biosphere
- noun
- /ˈbaɪəˌsfɪr/
- During the next few decades, the biosphere is widely perceived to be threatened by cumulative environmental stressors.
- Biosphere Reserve
- protect the biosphere
- function of the biosphere
We're part of a biosphere that sustains us.
- We're part of a biosphere that sustains us.
- And to do no harm to the biosphere, take nothing, do no harm.
- So the idea was we needed to harvest cocaine plants, put them in these little biospheres, we needed to bring them back.
- We thrive when we have sustainable practices that support the biosphere from the cell all the way to Mother Earth.
- And I would be absolutely fine as long as that biodiversity and that biosphere was functioning well and was healthy.
- And so we're learning more about our own biospheres and the diversity of our own life here on Earth.
- So you you mentioned that the human brain, the economy and the biosphere are three of the most complex systems we know, OK.
- Let's start by just simply, we use our data set to to literally understand how much plant growth there is in the biosphere.
- But all that says is that it's OK for the entropy of the biosphere to either go up or down.
Examples
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We thrive when we have sustainable practices that support the biosphere from the cell all the way to Mother Earth.
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They should be used to protect the balance of the biosphere.
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So it's about the delicate biosphere that we are a part of.
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And to do no harm to the biosphere, take nothing, do no harm.
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"The main concern here is that the whole biosphere may be endangered.
Fiction book (2000) -
And we're replacing more and more of the biosphere with non living things.
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We're part of a biosphere that sustains us.
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And these together constitute the biosphere-- the biosphere that supports and nurtures all of life.
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Now, evidence is accumulating that we are altering the biosphere in many ways.
Academic text (1992) -
The biosphere includes all the ecosystems where life is found on Earth.
Synonyms
All living things on Earth and the natural places where they live considered as one system
How Big
- Specialized
- Specialized
- Specialized
- Specialized
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Biosphere comes from Greek parts bio- meaning 'life' and -sphere meaning 'ball' or 'globe', like the familiar word sphere. So the biosphere is the part of the Earth, including land, air, and water, where living things exist.