Ecological Succession
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Can you define ecological succession?
A series of changes that occur in a community (or ecosystem) over time until a stable climax community is established.
Why are lichens such important species in primary succession?
Because they can break down rocks into soil.
How do plants grow in secondary succession despite of a forest fire?
The seeds are brought by wind, birds or animals to take root and grow quickly.
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