After a climax community is established in an area explain how long it can survive there?

Answer 1

It use to be that Western Canada had a substancial Pine forest. Mostly because the cold winters killed off the northern pine beetles. Now that winters here are not so cold anymore the pine beetle's population is exploding and the pine forests are dying off at a terrible pace. They are being replaced by more southern spieces.

Answer 2

Long term climate change may have caused an area that once was referred to as a climax community to undergo change. An introduction of non-native species, human activity, and natural disasters are also reasons.

Answer 3

A climax community can potentially survive in an area for hundreds to thousands of years, as long as environmental conditions remain relatively stable. However, disturbances like natural disasters or human activities can disrupt the climax community and restart succession from an earlier stage.

Answer 4

Long-term climate change and intreduction of nonnative species can profoundly affect these communities.

Answer 5

Long term climate change or an introduction to non-native species can cause the community to undergo change.