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Why wouldn't all the new varieties of the pioneer plant survive in each new niche?
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Why wouldn't all the new varieties of the pioneer plant survive in each new niche?

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When pioneer species are introduced into a new niche it takes time for them to get adapted to their new environment. ... Competition between the old and new species may reduce it population if the old plant out compete them
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