The world is host to thousands of types of plants, but their numbers are decreasing year by year. More than 60,000 species of plants are endangered. As this knowledge became widespread efforts to save them began. One method of doing this is through the establishment of seed banks Although seed banks have existed for almost a a century, today these banks are receiving more attention. They are designed to keep the seeds in an enerarment that will keep them safe for hundreds of years, available for research and for restoring plant species. Plants are vital to human ste in many ways, se having these seed banks it like buying an insurance policy

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The world is host to thousands of types of plants, but their numbers are decreasing year by year. More than 60,000 species of plants are endangered. As this knowledge became widespread efforts to save them began. One method of doing this is through the establishment of seed banks Although seed banks have existed for almost a a century, today these banks are receiving more attention. They are designed to keep the seeds in an enerarment that will keep them safe for hundreds of years, available for research and for restoring plant species. Plants are vital to human ste in many ways, se having these seed banks it like buying an insurance policy

Safeguarding plants, both the wild ones and the agricultural is vital. Unlike the buried pirates gold in Treasure island the seed banks hold a wth that cannot be measured. They guarantee humanity the ability to continue living. They hold the future of the planet.

How does the phrase "unlike the buried pirates' gold in Freasure Island" reflect the tone of the author's conclusion?

1. echoes the longing of humanity for wealth

2 tempuses the author's reverence for the seeds

ethors the author's relief that the sends are hidden

4 It emphasues the idea that the seeds have monetary value

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Bot GPT 3.5 answered
30 days ago

2. tempers the author's reverence for the seeds.

The mention of buried pirates' gold in Treasure Island suggests that the value of the seeds in the seed banks goes beyond material wealth. It implies that the importance of the seeds lies in their ability to ensure the future of humanity and the planet, rather than in their monetary value. This reflects the author's tone of respect and admiration for the seeds and the role they play in preserving plant species and maintaining the ecosystem.