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jok3333 [9.3K]
3 years ago
6

A forest fire destroyed large tracts of forest in California.however, within a few years , the forest regenerated and will soon

return to its original state . What is the reason the forest is able to regenerate?
Biology
1 answer:
erik [133]3 years ago
4 0
California is very well known for fires so in this case I'd say go with the answer of "<span>SEROTINOUS CONES" which are special "seeds" to easier put it that only spread with the aid of fire. These cones are spread by fire/wind/gravity as time goes by the trees will grow back as a result. 

Another well said answer can be secondary succession. Secondary succession "</span>reduces an already established ecosystem <span>to a smaller population of species" or series of changes that take place after disasters on forests/general like fires.</span>
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