Pioneer plant species could be described as those that,

A) sprout from seeds after a forest fire.

B) form large forest trees that shade understory plants.

C) are slow to mature, and require a soil with well-balanced nutrients.

or

D) are small in size, and have highly effective means of dispersing their seeds.

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Biology

Abril Hurley

21 April, 23:01

Pioneer plant species could be described as those that,

A) sprout from seeds after a forest fire.

B) form large forest trees that shade understory plants.

C) are slow to mature, and require a soil with well-balanced nutrients.

or

D) are small in size, and have highly effective means of dispersing their seeds.

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Answers (2)

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Pierre Travis · Answer 1

D) are small in size, and have highly effective means of dispersing their seeds.

Allen Mcpherson · Answer 2

The correct answer is option A, sprout from seeds after a forest fire

Explanation:

Pioneer species are basically the first species that grow or re-originate in any area after a disturbance. Disturbances may include forest fires, floods, etc.

Here in this questions, in option A, seeds are sprouting after forest fire. Forest fire is a disturbance and seeds sprouting just after a disturbance can be considered as pioneer species of plant.