Chaparral vegetation found in southern California in the United States is an example of a climax community maintained by

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Chaparral vegetation is adapted to periodic fires and is actually dependent on them for maintenance. The fires clear out old growth and promote new growth, leading to a healthy and diverse ecosystem. Grazing and logging can disrupt this balance and harm the community. Hurricanes, while they may cause damage, do not play a significant role in the maintenance of the chaparral community.

Chaparral Vegetation Found in Southern California in the United States