OBJECTIVE LIFE SCIENCE
ECOLOGY
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Question
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How might competition for resources explain the sequence of plant growth in succession?
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Weeds do better than other plants early on because they require fewer nutrients to grow.
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Flowering plants appear last because they are unable to compete for pollinators.
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Tall trees appear before flowering plants because their large roots absorb more water
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Lichens appear after trees since they compete with other plants for shady areas.
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Explanation:
Detailed explanation-1: -Abiotic factors such as soil quality, water, and climate will determine the species that continue the process of succession. Mosses and grasses will be able to grow in the newly created soil. During early succession, plant species like grasses that grow and reproduce quickly will take over the landscape.
Detailed explanation-2: -The five stages of plant succession are primary succession, secondary succession, young forest, old forest, and climax community.
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