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Biological diversity means the diversification of living organisms in all sources including the terrestrial, marine and other aquatic ecosystems and the ecological structures that are part of these ecosystems. It refers to the differences exhibited by the living environments (habitats or, more broadly, ecosystems) of species in terms of various biotic and abiotic factors. It also refers to the differences between living things in ecosystems and between living and nonliving things, which vary according to place and time and to all of genes, species, ecosystems and functions [1].

Conservation of Natural Plants and Their Use in Landscape Architecture