what represents a pioneer community ?
Answers
Answered by
1
In biology, the variety of plants, animals and fungi that first colonize a barren habitat is known as a pioneer community. These organisms are the first in the order of biological succession for that habitat and are followed first by seral communities and then by climax communities.
Answered by
1
Pioneer species are the very first species to colonize an area during primary succession. So, a community of this species would be a pioneer community. If the entire ecosystem is wiped out, you might be wondering how pioneer species get to the area in the first place.
Similar questions