Question

A few months ago, there was a wildfire in a forest. Only a few plants and animals survived the fire. Currently, many trees that existed before the
fire have started growing again. What type of succession has occurred in this forest?
A secondary
B. artificial
C. temporary
D. primary

Answer 1

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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