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kiruha [24]
2 years ago
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Consider two forests: one is an undisturbed old-growth forest, while the other has recently been logged. In which forest are spe

cies likely to experience exponential growth, and why
Biology
1 answer:
natta225 [31]2 years ago
4 0

Because the damaged forest provides more nutrients for increasing specialized populations to grow, the Logged forest will expand exponentially.

In places with few or no plants due to deforestation or other circumstances, the exponential development of plants is typical. Due to more space and less competition for resources during exponential growth, certain plants develop rapidly over a brief period of time.

A density-dependent limiting factor is a competition. The more people a place has, the quicker the resources become depleted.

This form of expansion will therefore occur in the logged forest since the disturbed forest provides more resources for expanding certain populations.

The damaged forest, therefore, provides more resources for increasing specialized populations to thrive, leading to exponential growth in The Logged forest.

To learn more about Logged forest refer to:

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