Species-area relationship is just this ecological rule that bigger areas have more species, and we cram the log equation S = cA^z to remember it for exams. The Z value? It’s the slope—how steeply species number increases with area, and they say it’s usually between 0.1 and 0.3. But honestly, in our hills, a small community garden with love can host more biodiversity than a lonely, large barren plot. Every Sunday, Ma and I see that in our tiny greenhouse—it’s bursting with orchids and life, not because of some perfect Z value, but because of care.
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