disclimax
noun
dis·cli·max (ˌ)dis-ˈklī-ˌmaks 
: a relatively stable ecological community often including kinds of organisms foreign to the region and displacing the climax because of disturbance especially by humans
Word History
First Known Use
1935, in the meaning defined above
- heir of provision
- heir portioner
- heir presumptive
- heir whatsoever
- heirdom
- heirdoms
- heired
- heiress
- heiress apparent
- heiress presumptive
- heiresses
- heiresses apparent
- heiresses presumptive
- heiring
- heirless
- heirloom
- heirlooms
- heirmoi
- heirmos
- heirs
- heirs ab intestato
- heirs apparent
- heirs at law
- heirs general
- heirs of entail