How will the natural ecosystem change in the event of the loss of one of its elements?

Natural ecosystems are characterized by biogeocenosis – this is the interaction of all organic and inorganic components that are in dynamic equilibrium. When one of the elements falls out, the balance in the ecosystem is disturbed and can lead to serious consequences. For example, if predators eating rodents are excluded from the ecosystem of a field, the latter will breed very quickly and will soon destroy all vegetation and insects. This will lead to the devastation of the land, the fertile soil layer will be depleted.