What is the role of a pioneer species in primary succession?
A. to destroy parades
B. to provide shade
C. to provide fut
D. to produce the sol
Answer (2)
Pioneer species are vital in primary succession as they are the first to inhabit barren areas, aiding in soil formation and creating habitats for other species. They improve environmental conditions necessary for successive plant communities. Their ability to enrich the soil allows for a diverse ecosystem to develop over time. ;
Pioneer species are essential in primary succession as they are the first organisms to colonize barren environments, aiding in soil formation and creating habitats for other species. Their decomposition enriches the soil, promoting the growth of more complex ecosystems. An example includes species like fireweed and alder trees growing after the eruption of Mount St. Helens.
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