What type of adaptation is the fire adaptation?

Fire adaptation refers to the strategies and traits that certain plants and ecosystems have developed to survive and thrive in environments that experience regular wildfires. This includes characteristics such as thick bark, fire-resistant seeds, or the ability to resprout quickly after a fire. Some species, like certain pine trees, rely on fire to open their cones and release seeds. Overall, fire adaptation is a crucial evolutionary response that allows specific flora and fauna to coexist with and benefit from fire disturbances.