Grass often dies near roads that have been <span>salted to remove ice during the winter because the salt spread out into layer of the grass </span>cell. Then the water goes into the ice because the grass is attracted to the salty ice water. Hence, this dehydrates the plant cell by removing excess water, so it dies since it can no longer perform the proper cell function.<span> </span>
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Answer:
Secondary succession
Explanation:
When a previously occupied area gets colonized by a new dominant group of species or communities, this is known as secondary succession. In secondary succession, new residents take the place of earlier groups in a habitat that has been affected by an ecological disturbance.
