alleryStart learning →The capacity to absorb disturbance and still keep the same function is called
AResistance level
BProductivity rate
CEcological resilience
DNutrient cycling
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: C. Ecological resilience
Ecological resilience means reorganizing after disturbance while keeping essentially the same structure, identity and function.
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