When part of a glacier melts and reveals solid rock, very few plants can live in the new environment. Some grasses can grow around the cracks in rocks. Because they are some of the first organisms to live in an area, they are known as pioneer species. How can these organisms change the environment to make it more suitable for other organisms?
A.
They increase the amount of sunlight.
B.
They make water more readily available.
C.
They provide competition for resources.
D.
They contribute to the formation of soil.

D

This is an example of a pioneer species initiating primary succession.

Explanation:

These pioneer species help break down the rock into soil. Most of the times they are lichens and moss that form a symbiotic relationship. In this case, you can realize the other choices do not make much sense.

A says that they will increase the amount of sunlight, but how is that even possible? A plant could not increase the amount of sunlight, that it totally independent of anything.

B says they make water more readily available. This also does not make that much sense as how would the plants be able to do this?

C says they provide competition. In that case, that would not make it more suitable for other organisms.

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igneous rocks which formed by the crystallization of magma at the surface of the earth called extrusive rocks. they are characterized by fine-grained textures because the rapid cooling at or near the surface did not provide enough time for large crystals to grow.