Question

Check all of the following mechanisms by which early colonizers may positively impact the occurrence of other species through succession. Check All That Apply Early colonizing trees that establish a new habitat may block the sun, inhibiting smaller weeds from colonizing the habitat.Early colonizing trees that establish a new habitat may block the sun, inhibiting smaller weeds from colonizing the habitat. Colonization by plants may provide habitat, facilitating colonization of animal species.Colonization by plants may provide habitat, facilitating colonization of animal species. Early colonizing plants may increase the nutrient level of the soil, facilitating the colonization of other plant species.Early colonizing plants may increase the nutrient level of the soil, facilitating the colonization of other plant species. Animal colonizers may increase pollination of some plant species, facilitating their colonization.Animal colonizers may increase pollination of some plant species, facilitating their colonization. Plant species may alter the chemical composition of the soil, inhibiting other plant species.Plant species may alter the chemical composition of the soil, inhibiting other plant species.

Answer 1

Colonization by plants may provide habitat, facilitating colonization of animal species.

Early colonizing plants may increase the nutrient level of the soil, facilitating the colonization of other plant species.

Animal colonizers may increase pollination of some plant species, facilitating their colonization.

Step-by-step explanation:

The plants provides habitat as well as food to organisms that helps in the colonization of that organisms because every organism needs food and living place for its survival. Some plants increase the nutrient level in the soil through fixation of nitrogen which leads to the colonization of other plant species in that environment. Some animals causes pollination of plants which helps them in their colonization so all these organisms have a positive impact on the occurrence of other species.