Question

Generally ecological succession leads to establishment of stable climax community formed of ______.

Options

• grasses

• phytoplankton

• shrubs

• trees

Answer 1

Generally ecological succession leads to establishment of stable climax community formed of trees.

Explanation:

Ecological succession is a gradual process where simple pioneer species are eventually replaced by a stable, complex climax community. In most terrestrial environments, this final stage is dominated by large, long-lived species like trees, which represent the highest level of structural complexity and biological stability.