Question

Suppose a meadow habitat slowly changes into a forest habitat through ecological succession. How will the change in habitat most likely affect that area's environment?
A.
It will be too shady for most of the meadow's wildflowers to grow.
B.
The trees won't provide enough food for the meadow's insect community.
C.
More rain will fall on a forest habitat than a meadow habitat.
D.
Fewer birds will be able to live in a forest habitat than a meadow habitat

Answer 1

Option (A) is Right Answer

Explanation:

   (A) It will be too shady for most of the meadow's wildflowers to grow

• Ecological succession is a network controlled marvel, in which the structure and organization of communities change in a orderly and consecutive way,leading ultimately last to the foundation of a climax community
• There is a progressive and genuinely unsurprising change that happens in the species synthesis of a given zone  
• A meadow is an open environment, or field, vegetated by grass and other non-woody plants
• They pull in a large number of untamed life and bolster widely varied vegetation