climax community
Their seeds may be blown by the wind.
There were species that lived in all ecosystems.
a lot.
forest in India since 1980 and the trends are:
SAVE THE RAINFOREST'S! rain forest are homes to many plants, animals, and species. If rain forest destruction happens, soon all the animals, plants, and species will be killed and then they will die.:( PLEASE HELP SAVE THE RAINFOREST'S!
One way the New York Botanical Garden's 40-acre virgin forest has suffered in recent years is from the impact of invasive species. These non-native plants and pests disrupt the local ecosystem, outcompeting native species and altering the forest's natural balance. Additionally, climate change has exacerbated these issues, leading to shifts in species composition and increased stress on the forest's health. Conservation efforts are ongoing to address these challenges and protect this vital natural resource.
A forest ecosystem begins with the establishment of pioneer species after a disturbance, leading to succession and the gradual development of a mature forest. Over time, the forest ecosystem reaches a climax stage where species composition stabilizes. Eventually, the forest ecosystem may face threats like disease, natural disasters, or human activities, leading to its decline and, in some cases, death.
That depends on where the forest is located.
It's a forest composed of plantations of trees from the same species or combined with other species.
Of course dear. There are over 10000 species in the rain-forest. Rain-forest is filled with different species of plant and animals. I assure you that there are more that 10 species of animals in the rain-forest
Approx. 50% of the world's species live in the rain forest.
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Natural disasters, such as hurricanes. It can destroy the plants as they develop.Fires can also destroy the climax community.
There are generally more species in a mature forest compared to a forest undergoing succession. Mature forests have a stable, diverse community of plants and animals that have had time to establish and coexist, while forests undergoing succession have fewer established species as the ecosystem evolves and develops.
in the forest
No, a forest is a specific type of terrestrial ecosystem characterized by dense tree cover. Terrestrial ecosystems include a broader range of environments such as grasslands, deserts, and tundra. Each terrestrial ecosystem has unique characteristics and species composition.
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