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Answer: I do know the answer, I always use the Study Guide, which is incredibly helpful, I will share both my notes, and answer, which is D. Trees begin to grow in thick, rich soil.
Explanation: After a volcanic eruption, a process known as a Ecological Succession happens. Resulting in, lichens, which is the first living species to grow on the rocks. Afterwards, mosses and small annual plants are the second species, these species begin to grow in soil made by the lichens, since after the eruption the lichens release acid that helps break the rock into soil, then the mosses and annual plants reproduce by the help of the wind, and use the soil formed by the previous species. Furthermore, grasses and other long living plants begin to grow in the richer soil. Then, grasses, shrubs, and intolerance trees, such as pine form. Until, the last observed, which is shade-tolerant trees, such as oak and hickory! Have a good day, you’re welcome. P.s. Provided a picture from my source! And the Quiz as I have the same one, if I can! ♡︎
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