Question

What is the difference in the beginning between primary succession and

Answer 1

Answer:

OC

Explanation:

Primary succession begins after a new habitat is opened that was previously unavailable- for example, lava flow that left behind bare rock. This successions normally begins with organisms like lichens, which are able to survive in these conditions. It has no soil and was previously uninhabited.

Secondary succession begins as a response to a disturbance that clears a previously inhabited area, like a forest fire or tsunami. This may cause a lot of destruction and death, but afterwards there is still soil available for new plants to grow again. Eventually, the habitat will regrow itself.

Answer 2

The correct answer would be that secondary succession has soil