Which of the following represents a resilience mechanism? Crown fires resulting from many years of fire suppression The emergence of a meadow in a recently burned forest Burned trees accumulating on a forest floor after a fire Soil erosion resulting from burned soil washing away from a forest floor

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5 December, 20:17

Which of the following represents a resilience mechanism? Crown fires resulting from many years of fire suppression The emergence of a meadow in a recently burned forest Burned trees accumulating on a forest floor after a fire Soil erosion resulting from burned soil washing away from a forest floor

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Brighton · Answer 1

Resilience

Explanation:

The emergence of a meadow in a recently burned forest represents a resilience mechanism

Resilience is defined as the capacity of a ecosystem to react to a disturbance by resisting and recovering quickly from it

In a burned forest where everything was destroyed the emergence of meadow is the capacity of the habitat to recover from the disturbance of burning and inhabiting the place, there is a quick arrival of habitat in the form of meadow