If a catastrophic disease that afflicts one certain species of tree invaded these areas and eliminated that species, which forest or community would suffer the greatest harm?

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The coniferous forest in British Columbia is heavily dominated by a few species of trees, such as spruce and pine, so if a catastrophic disease were to attack one of these species, it could have a devastating impact on the entire forest ecosystem. In contrast, the other ecosystems listed have more species diversity and therefore may be better able to withstand the loss of one particular tree species.

If a Catastrophic Disease That Afflicts One Certain Species of Tree