"The term ""biosphere"" has been given by the geologist Eduard Suess in 1875, who explained it as ""the place on the surface of the earth where life dwells"".
Biosphere is the biological component of the earth, which includes the lithosphere, atmosphere hydrosphere, and some other ""spheres"" like for an example cryosphere. It is an interior concept within Ecology and Biology.
It includes all the living creatures on the surface of the earth together along with the dead organic matter produced by them.
The concept of biosphere is very common to many of the scientific disciplines which include hydrology, geology, astronomy, geophysics, evolution and biogeography.
Biospheres are any self-regulating systems that are closed; including artificial ones such as BIOS-3 and Biosphere 2, also moons & the other planets.
Biosphere Journal a peer-reviewed, open access journal publishes original innovative, and highest quality papers in the areas of ecology, biology,
It gives a wider platform to the Scientists, Students to share their views worldwide.
Scientists & the readers use this widely read international journal to keep up with recent scientific trends in the sciences of ecology.
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Last date updated on April, 2024
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