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Agriculture depends on Photosynthesis. Activate to inspect this relation.Agriculture influences Deforestation. Activate to inspect this relation.Agriculture trades off with Deforestation. Activate to inspect this relation.Autotroph depends on Photosynthesis. Activate to inspect this relation.Chloroplast enables Photosynthesis. Activate to inspect this relation.Climate influences Agriculture. Activate to inspect this relation.Deforestation suppresses Photosynthesis. Activate to inspect this relation.Food supply depends on Agriculture. Activate to inspect this relation.Glucose (sugar) is derived from Photosynthesis. Activate to inspect this relation.Irrigation enables Photosynthesis. Activate to inspect this relation.Irrigation influences Crop Yield. Activate to inspect this relation.Oxygen (O₂) is derived from Photosynthesis. Activate to inspect this relation.Photosynthesis depends on Light (sunlight). Activate to inspect this relation.Photosynthesis is part of Carbon cycle. Activate to inspect this relation.Photosynthesis requires Chlorophyll. Activate to inspect this relation.Photosynthesis requires Carbon dioxide (CO₂). Activate to inspect this relation.Photosynthesis requires Water (H₂O). Activate to inspect this relation.Photosynthesis enables Crop Yield. Activate to inspect this relation.Photosynthesis is a Energy transfer. Activate to inspect this relation.Photosynthetic algae applies to Photosynthesis. Activate to inspect this relation.Phototroph depends on Photosynthesis. Activate to inspect this relation.Primary production depends on Photosynthesis. Activate to inspect this relation.Producer (autotroph) depends on Photosynthesis. Activate to inspect this relation.Cellular respiration is commonly confused with Photosynthesis. Activate to inspect this relation.AgriculturePhotosynthesisClimateFood supplyDeforestationLight (sunlight)Carbon dioxide (CO₂)Energy transferGlucose (sugar)Water (H₂O)Oxygen (O₂)Producer (autotroph)Carbon cycleChlorophyllChloroplastAutotrophPhototrophPrimary productionCellular respirationCrop YieldIrrigationPhotosynthetic algae
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16 concepts viewed through this lens. Bridge concepts connect this view to Agricultural Engineering, Anthropology, Atmospheric Science, Biology….

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Agriculture

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At a glance

Growing crops and raising animals for food; it depends on photosynthesis and climate.

Disciplines
Economics · Biology · Geography · Agriculture
Role in the graph
Cross-disciplinary bridge — reaches Atmospheric Science, Chemistry, Environmental Science, Meteorology, Nutrition Science, Physics, Public Policy
Relationships
4 · 3 relation families
Mental models
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Bridge concepts (36)

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  • Deforestation2
    Economics, Geography · connects to Agriculture, Photosynthesis
  • Energy transfer2
    Biology, Engineering, Environmental Engineering, Nutrition Science, Physics · connects to Food web, Photosynthesis
  • Autotroph1
    Biology, Ecology, Microbiology · connects to Photosynthesis
  • Bacteria1
    Biology · connects to Nitrogen fixation
  • Carbon cycle1
    Biology, Chemistry, Environmental Science, Geography, Geology, Sustainability Science · connects to Photosynthesis

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Structural observations about the concepts shown here — descriptions of this graph, not claims about the world.

  • This view connects 22 disciplines: Agricultural Engineering, Agriculture, Atmospheric Science, Biology, Cell Biology, Chemistry, Ecology, Economics, Engineering, Environmental Engineering, Environmental Science, Geography, Geology, Marine Biology, Meteorology, Microbiology, Nutrition Science, Oceanography, Organic Chemistry, Physics, Public Policy, Sustainability Science.
  • Agriculture is a bridge concept — viewed here through Agriculture, Biology, Economics, Geography.
  • The connections here span 5 relation families.
  • Stocks and flows explains 6 concepts in this view (Agriculture, Biology, Chemistry, Economics, Engineering, Environmental Engineering, Environmental Science, Geography, Geology, Nutrition Science, Organic Chemistry, Physics, Public Policy, Sustainability Science).

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