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Some students take care of a vegetable garden. When it is time to plant in the spring, the students leave part of the garden emp

ty in order to observe ecological succession. Which of these will most likely occur first? *
3 points
Development of topsoil
Growth of weeds and grasses
Growth of trees and shrubs
Development of a stream
Biology
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11Alexandr11 [23.1K]2 years ago
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Growth of weeds and grasses
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