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How are climax communities different from pioneer communities?

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Pioneer species are the first species that start life in an area. Their growth is fast and soon replaced by next community. Whereas, climax communities are made of many species. They are stable is not replaced by any other community. They are supporting new life.

Nina [5.8K]3 years ago

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B. <span>Pioneer communities contain few species, while climax communities have many species.</span>

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