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Ecosystems must recuperate after catastrophes such as fires or hurricanes. A forest experiences a fire due to warm climate. Months after the fire, some nonnative
plants began to grow in the area. Why were these plants able to grow?

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Answer:

The plants were able to thrive in the newly formed niche.

Explanation:

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The growth of the non-native plants must have been triggered by the fact the new plants finds the ecosystem favorable.

When Ecosystems experience ecosystem such as fire, drought or other catastrophe which causes damage to the plants and fruits in the area, it causes immeasurable destruction.

Usually in such ecosystem, plants would usually find it difficult to sprout due to the damage caused to the soil nutrients as a result of the disaster.

However, over time, new plants may begin to sprout as they become more used to newly found environment or niche.

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