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प्रश्न
Give reasons – ‘Primary succession is always slower than secondary succession’
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उत्तर
- Primary succession starts in the area where no living organisms ever existed.
- In case of secondary succession, since soil is already present, the succession rate is faster and hence climax is also reached quickly. Hence, primary succession is always slower than secondary succession.
संबंधित प्रश्न
What are ‘pioneer species’? Give two examples of them.
What is the term used to denote the gradual and predictable change in the species composition of a given area?
Development of communities on ______ is termed as primary succession.
Where is xerarch succession commonly observed?
Which are the pioneer species in xerarch and hydrarch succession respectively?
Identify the stage that is common to both hydrarch and xerarch succession.
In xerarch succession which one of the following brings about initial weathering of rocks to form soil?
Transformation of a region from a pool of water to swamp then to marsh and then to mesic condition is an example of ____________.
______ Succession begins in areas where natural biotic Communities have been destroyed.
Find out the correct order of succession levels in Xerarch.
