Give one term in each of the following descriptions. (a) ..................is the progressive development of vegetation in an area through a series of plant communities, ending in a climax community. (b) .... is a broad ecological unit that represents a major life zone extending over a large natural area (c) these have comparatively lower fibre content; remain nutritive in winter and after maturity, hence remain palatable to stock. (d) is the process by which a quiescent (state of inactivity) embryonic plant contained within a caryopsis (seed) is stimulated to develop into a seedling. (e) The unit of vegetation whose variation is small enough to permit it to have the same farming potentialities

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Give one term in each of the following descriptions.
(a) ..................is the progressive development of vegetation in an area through a series of plant
communities, ending in a climax community.
(b) ....
is a broad ecological unit that represents a major life zone extending over a large natural
area
(c)
these have comparatively lower fibre content; remain nutritive in winter and after
maturity, hence remain palatable to stock.
(d)
is the process by which a quiescent (state of inactivity) embryonic plant contained
within a caryopsis (seed) is stimulated to develop into a seedling.
(e) The unit of vegetation whose variation is small enough to permit it to have the same farming
potentialities
Transcribed Image Text:Give one term in each of the following descriptions. (a) ..................is the progressive development of vegetation in an area through a series of plant communities, ending in a climax community. (b) .... is a broad ecological unit that represents a major life zone extending over a large natural area (c) these have comparatively lower fibre content; remain nutritive in winter and after maturity, hence remain palatable to stock. (d) is the process by which a quiescent (state of inactivity) embryonic plant contained within a caryopsis (seed) is stimulated to develop into a seedling. (e) The unit of vegetation whose variation is small enough to permit it to have the same farming potentialities
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