Abstract
The world is focusing on the 2030 SDGs (Sustainable Development Goals). Various efforts have been made to implement the 2030 SDGs. Many countries have moved and are aware that the 2030 SDGs would impact the human species on earth—biodiversity is a biological wealth that must be conserved, including micro-biodiversity. Freshwater is a natural resource inhabited by microphytes. We explain the vital role of microphytes in supporting SDGs 2030 from a microscopic scale. This study shows that micro-biota can contribute to a sustainable environment, with specific cases study from Central Java-Indonesia.
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