FOREST ECOLOGY
FOREST SUCCESSION
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rapid changes that create an ecosystem overnight
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gradual changes over time to fully create or restore and ecosystem
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forest with the tallest trees
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the rate species produce offspring
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Detailed explanation-1: -Ecological succession refers to the process of gradual and predictable changes in the structure and composition of an ecosystem over time. These changes occur as a result of interactions between biotic and abiotic factors. There are two types of ecological succession-primary and secondary succession.
Detailed explanation-2: -Which of the following best describes succession? The changes in species composition in a community over time as species colonize an area.
Detailed explanation-3: -Ecological succession is the steady and gradual change in a species of a given area with respect to the changing environment. It is a predictable change and is an inevitable process of nature as all the biotic components have to keep up with the changes in our environment.
Detailed explanation-4: -Primary Ecological Succession An example of primary succession would be the recovery of an ecosystem after lava covers the ground or a glacier retreats.