In its broadest sense, biogeography is concerned with biosphere phenomena. Biogeography is more explicitly and traditionally the study of the geographical characteristics of plant and animal life, particularly in terms of their distributions. This area of geography is concerned with the various plant and animal life forms that live in the area of the earth's surface that is densely inhabited, as well as the intricate biological processes that are governed by the natural environment.the definition and scope of biogeography, biosphere, ecology, ecosystem, biological cycles in ecosystem, flora and their environment, plant response to their environment and adaptations, plant community, ecological succession, plant dispersal and floristic regions, biomes, geological distribution and life in the past ages, dispersal and distribution of animals and zoogeographical regions, and wildlife conservation are all covered in detail in the book's fifteen chapters. Both undergraduate and graduate students will benefit from reading this book because it contains important reading material. There are helpful illustrations and maps throughout the text that can help you comprehend it better.