Understanding both types of species allows us to appreciate how each contributes differently - one supporting biodiversity while others disrupting it - highlighting why conservation efforts are necessary not just for protecting keystone organisms but also for preventing harmful invasions from altering this unique biome's integrity
While keystone species play a vital role in maintaining ecosystem balance within the Amazon rainforest, invasive species pose a serious threat to this delicate equilibrium. Understanding both types of species allows us to appreciate how each contributes differently - one supporting biodiversity while others disrupting it - highlighting why conservation efforts are necessary not just for protecting keystone organisms but also for preventing harmful invasions from altering this unique biome's integrity