A local conservation group is restoring a degraded meadow. They decide to plant native wildflower species rather than non-native ornamental plants. Why is planting native wildflower species more beneficial for biodiversity in this local ecosystem?
Native wildflowers grow much faster and will completely crowd out all other plants.
Native wildflowers are better adapted to support local pollinator populations.
Native wildflowers require chemical fertilizers to survive in the local soil.
Native wildflowers will reduce the overall biodiversity of local food webs.
