A. The biodiversity allows all plant communities to survive when the ecosystem experiences severe weather.
This option effectively captures the idea that diverse plant communities can provide resilience to an ecosystem. In a biodiverse environment, different plant species may have varying tolerances to stressors such as drought, heat, or flooding, which means that some species may thrive while others may not. This diversity enhances the overall stability and productivity of the grassland, making it more sustainable in the face of environmental changes.