Areas formed by volcanic activity, such as the Hawaiian Islands, have a lava substrate that is nitrogen-deficient.Many successful invaders in these areas are nitrogen fixers.By increasing nitrogen availability, these invaders enable the establishment of other invasive but non-nitrogen-fixing plant species.The changes to community structure result from _______.

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The Answer of Areas formed by volcanic activity, such as the Hawaiian Islands, have a lava substrate that is nitrogen-deficient.Many successful invaders in these areas are nitrogen fixers.By increasing nitrogen availability, these invaders enable the establishment of other invasive but non-nitrogen-fixing plant species.The changes to community structure result from _______.

Areas Formed by Volcanic Activity, Such as the Hawaiian Islands