Rearing silkworms for raw silk

Extracting cellulose for synthetic fibers

Producing cotton from plants

Cultivating jute in tropical climates

It ensures equal reproductive success for all organisms.

It favors individuals with heritable traits for better survival and reproduction.

It creates entirely new species in a single generation.

It eliminates genetic variation in populations.

Sapwood and softwood

Heartwood and softwood

Roots and bark

Leaves and fruits

Encouraging urban expansion

Reducing water usage

Increasing industrial growth

Conserving biodiversity and genetic resources

Willow tree

Foxglove

Cinchona

Periwinkle

Proteins and minerals

Vitamins and some minerals

Carbohydrates and fats

Sugars and oils

Protista

Fungi

Eukarya

Bacteria and Archaea

Captive breeding followed by the reintroduction of individuals into protected natural areas.

Introducing non-native species to increase genetic diversity.

Implementing regulated hunting to decrease competition.

Using chemical treatments to alter the genetic structure.

Enhanced natural resources

Increased biodiversity

Species extinction

Improved ecosystem services

Enhancing LDL receptor expression on hepatocytes

Inhibiting HMG-CoA reductase

Competing with cholesterol for intestinal absorption

Increasing cholesterol synthesis in the liver