How do interactions of the biosphere and the geosphere result in ecological succession

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The living things in the earth (biosphere) interact with the earth (geosphere) in many ways thereby changing the communities of organisms found in ecosystems in the geosphere.

<h3>What is biosphere?</h3>

The biosphere is a zone of life found on earth. Hence the biosphere consists of living things. The geosphere consists of refers to the earth excluding the hydrosphere.

The living things in the earth (biosphere) interact with the earth (geosphere) in many ways thereby changing the communities of organisms found in ecosystems in the geosphere. This change of communities is called ecological succession.

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The scheme is attached below, Blue color is assigned to starting Alkyne, Red color is assigned to intermediate Alkene and Green color is assigned to product Alkane respectively.