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Setyawan AD. 2009. Effect of global warming on plant evolution and diversity; lessons from the past and its potentialrecurrence in the future. Nusantara Bioscience 1: 43-52. Lessons from the past shows that global warming and glaciation is a naturalcycle of repeated, the trigger factor is not always the same, but global warming is always accompanied by elevated levels of CO2 andgreenhouse gases in the atmosphere which cause the other rising global temperatures. Present and destruction of various plants and otherliving makhluh continue to happen from time to time. Every era has its own life form, as a mirror of global environmental conditions atthe time. Biodiversity is not always the same between one period of global warming are with the next global warming, or one period ofglaciation that one with the next glaciation, although new breeds always show traces the evolution of his ancestors. Man is one of theagents of global warming that began with the development of agricultural systems since 8000 years ago. The impact of climate changedue to global warming should continue to be wary of. Based on past experience, global warming is always followed by mass extinctions,but various forms of life will still survive even though its shape is almost certainly not the same as before. Living organisms can surviveit will evolve into new taxa that are different from its parental taxa. Humans who were present at that time probably were not a men whoare present at this time, given Homo sapiens may have been extinct for not being able to adapt or otherwise has evolved into a new manwho may no longer shows characteristics of human wisdom.

Effect of global warming on plant evolution and diversity; lessons from the past and its potential recurrence in the future