Research suggests Earth's final plants will vanish in roughly 2 billion years
Experts project that the final vegetation on our planet might persist for approximately 1.87 billion years. According to the study, increasing temperatures from the sun combined with a drop in carbon dioxide levels will eventually prevent photosynthesis from occurring. However, scientists note that if plants develop more resilient methods to photosynthesize, small clusters of life could potentially endure for an extended timeframe.
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