Roads are onen bum through forests for industrial purposes or as land is developed for residential and commercial needs. How would road construction through a forest most likely affect the ecosystem?

Non-native species would replace native species

The number of primary consumers would increase

The natural succession of vegetation would change

All producers would be eliminated from the community

The natural succession of vegetation would change

Explanation:

Originally, a forest is an area rich in biodiversity of species. It consists of different populations, and communities. According to this question, if a road is built through a forest for industrial purposes, this will negatively affect the biodiversity of such forest.

One notable occurrence that would result from this is the CHANGE IN THE NATURAL SUCCESSION OF THE VEGETATION. This change is the destruction of the ecosystem that occurs due to industrialization (road construction).

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