Question

The type of climax vegetation that grows in a particular climate zone is influenced mostly by

Answer 1

Answer: Climate

Explanation:

The climax vegetation can be defined as the term which is used for the biological community of plants, animals and fungi which is formed by ecological succession.

The growth of plants and vegetation in an area is completely dependent on the type of climate there.

So, by seeing the type of climate we can easily known about the climax community.

Answer 2

Answer;

Climatic limitations of the area

Explanation;

• Climatic climax is a stage in which the plant species live in perfect balance with the current environmental conditions. Although climate is the major influence on vegetation at a global scale, on a local scale other factors such as drainage, geology and relief affect plant growth.
• In the process of ecological succession, one community replaces another until a climax community is established. The type of climatic vegetation that grows in a certain geographical area is most directly influenced by a climatic limitations of an area.
• A climax community is able to exist in a certain geographic region for a long period of time because it remains in equilibrium with the environment.
• Ecosystems tend to change with time until a stable system is formed. All stable ecosystems are characterized by the presence of a specific climax vegetation influenced by the climate of the area.