The highest ranking taxa of the Linnaean taxonomic system, founded by Carlos Linnaeus, is C) Kingdom.
For future reference, domain, Genetics, and Trophic level are not included in this taxonomy. Attached is a picture that describes it more clearly.
Secondary succession
Explanation:
The type of succession in this forest is a secondary succession.
A secondary succession is from of succession that occurs in a place that lost it already established ecosystem.
It is succession in an area with soil already formed.
Primary succession is succession in a completely destroyed area that has lost its ecosystem components.
- This kind of succession occurs in an area that a wildfire ravages.
- The first set of plant to populate the area are usually short lived grasses.
- Then shrubs and more vegetation grows.
- With time, perennial forest trees surfaces and the forest is restored.
- Secondary succession is faster
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plant cells and animal cells do not possess the same organelles.
For example plant cells have a cell wall while animal cells lack one
