Question

What natural ecological change might happen to the meadow that forms were the ponds was

Answer 1

The pond will be chocked by excess plant resulting in a dead system.

Step-by-step explanation:

An aquatic ecosystem, like a pond depend on the balance of suitable plants and vegetation. This maintains a correct balance in the composition of oxygen, nutrients, and light.

However, at times it happens that there is an overgrowth of the plant species. This usually happens when there is a nutrient enrichment from ammonia compounds, like sewage, or riverbed farming. This causes plants to grow out of control and "choke" the river system. As more plants grow, there will be no enough light to sustain the system. In addition, there will be no oxygen for the fish and other aquatic creatures. Eventually, the system becomes overgrown, stops flowing, and eventually becomes silted (filled with sand).

Answer 2

Answer: Over time if left to succeed most ponds will eventually fill in with soil and plant debris until the pond becomes dry land. In time the dry meadow or field that used to be a pool of water will be converted to woodland as various species of trees take seed.

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