Wildfires are frequent In the Great Basin shrub steppe. Every time there is a fire outbreak, much of the natural vegetation is d
estroyed. What is the MOST LIKELY impact of fire on this ecosystem? A) A drastic reduction in the animal population due to migration or death by starvation. B) No impact, because the plants have only been temporarily removed from the ecosystem. C) There would be no rainfall because there are no trees or shrubs in the region. D) Non-native plants and animals would migrate into the region.
The most likely effect of the fire outbreak is that due to fire most of the vegetation is destroyed and due to this most of the animal gets impacted and there is a drastic reduction in their number.
They will move due to another places in search of food which is known as migration else they will die there only because of the starvation.
<h2><u>The ghost plant (Monotropa uniflora), for example, is an herbaceous perennial that contains no chlorophyll. Instead of producing its own energy from the sun, it steals energy from other plants much like a parasitic worm robs nutrients and energy from our pets</u></h2>
