Lichens and mosses, followed by grasses and shrubs, slowly take root on a newly formed volcanic island. Eventually the grasses and shrubs are replaced by pine trees, which remain as a stable community. What is the role of pine trees in the island ecosystem?

A. Climax Community

B. Pionner Community

C. Intermediate Community

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Miranda Ray

26 April, 15:15

Lichens and mosses, followed by grasses and shrubs, slowly take root on a newly formed volcanic island. Eventually the grasses and shrubs are replaced by pine trees, which remain as a stable community. What is the role of pine trees in the island ecosystem?

A. Climax Community

B. Pionner Community

C. Intermediate Community

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Carina Boyd · Answer 1

Lichens and mosses, followed by grasses and shrubs, take root on a new formed volcanic island. The grasses and shrubs will eventually be replaced by the climax community.