The diagram below shows the succession of communities from annual plants to hardwood trees in a specific area over a period of time.

Q: Create a paragraph to explain the concept of ecological succession. Provide real examples (cite your…

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Q: is overgrazing is a major impact human activity has on grassland ecosystem

A: Answer: Introduction: Overgrazing responsible for soil compaction, reduced water holding, improved…

Q: Use the following information to answer the next question. A student studied two areas in which…

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Q: A forest fire has destroyed all adult trees in an area. Pine seeds buried in the bark of the adults…

A: Ecological succession is the process that leads to the changes in the structure of a biological due…

Q: What is the primary difference between primary and secondary succession? What pioneer plant is most…

A: Ecological communities are formed by a diverse populations of animals and plants that interact with…

Q: What are the three types of ecosystem that can be found in the image?

A: Introduction  Ecosystem: it can be defined as the interaction of living and non-living organism with…

Q: What is ecological succession? What is an organism? Example. (Coral Reef) What is a population?…

A: Ecology is defined as the branch of biology which deals with the study of organisms and their…

Q: Compare and contrast primary and secondary succession Prymary succession both Secondary Succession…

A: Ecological succession is the establishment of a new ecosystem gradually over time after its…

Q: Define succession. Explain the crop field example for this event

A: Succession -- Definition -- Succession is defined as changes in the ecological community . These…

Q: Summary of the ecosystem concepts

A: Ecosystem / ecosphere is a component of ecology which determines how the living and non living…

Q: Chapter 39 describes biomes, the major types of ecosystems. Pick abiome and discuss a community that…

A: A biome is a geographical area characterized by specific plants and animals that live in it. There…

Q: Is the stability of an ecosystem related to the biodiversity of the ecosystem

A: Ecosystem is a community of living organisms that interact  with one another and interact with the…

Q: The actual group of plants found in a specific location within a biome depends on the frequency of…

A: A biome will have many factors that contribute to its existence. A rain forest, for example, needs a…

Q: Compare the various types of succession.

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Q: List 3 major factors that are thought to control phytoplankton growth in the ocean. Rank these…

A: Phytoplankton are an important component of the marine ecosystem and are responsible for a large…

Q: Identify In this example, what are the first kind of plants to grow in secondary succession?

A: Secondary succession is the most common type of succession. In areas of soil or bottom sediment, a…

Q: What may determine the number of species maintained in each meadow in light of what you know about…

A: a)What may determine the number of species maintained in each meadow in light? The intersection of…

Q: Short answer question: Describe one function of forest ecosystems.

A: By collecting carbon dioxide during photosynthesis, the process by which trees turn sunlight into…

Q: Define succession. Which type of succession would occur on a clear-cut forest (where all trees have…

A: Step 1 An ecosystem is a self-sustained and self-regulated segment of nature or landscape where…

Q: Which of the following are characteristics of a temperate forest? Check all that apply.

A: A temperate forest is a forest  that found between the tropical and boreal regions, located in the…

Q: Give pyramids forest or savanna ecosystem.

A: An ecological pyramid is a graphical representation of the relationship between different organisms…

Q: Examine the diagrams below. Describe and explain the changes in the groups of species over time. Use…

A: Ecological succession is the phenomenon that is observed in a barren rock or area resulting in the…

Q: What did the results of the study show? What techniques did the researchers use in the study to…

A: Introduction Species diversity refers to the different species that are found in a given community.…

Q: Design your own concept of bioremediation.  Think of plant species in your locality that can fit as…

A: Introduction: The process in which polluted or contaminated materials are removed from the soil,…

Q: h. Summarize the process of primary succession. Explain why land must be colonized in that order.…

A: Te primary succession is a type of ecological succession in which an area is colonized for the first…

Q: Use the concept of ecological succession to argue why a new lava flow that completely covers a…

A: The objective of the question is to understand the concept of ecological succession and how it…

Q: Create model of primary succession with these stages Pioneer Community Pedogenesis Grasses and…

A: The formation of an ecosystem in an area that was previously devoid of life or uninhabitable is…

Q: Horatio is studying an abandoned farm in his community. The land of the farm once supported fields…

A: Secondary succession ecological succession is where an abandoned habitat is recolonized by plants…

Q: What is the difference between primary and secondary succession?"

A: Ecological succession is the interaction via which the structure of a biological community changes…

Q: Explain forest succession and why it dictates the dominant species in a region.

A: Ecological succession is a process, during which species structure changes with time in an…

Q: After an extensive forest fire, an affected region of the forest shows signs of ecological…

A: Ecological succession Ecological succession refers to the change and development of a system over…

Q: What factors that might affect the spatial distribution among plant populations across a habitat?…

A: The spatial distribution of plant species depends on various abiotic and biotic factors. Abiotic…

Q: more species result in more soil C accumulation because of.... intensified competition niche-based…

A: INTRODUCTION  Soil carbon (C) accumulation is the process by which carbon is stored in the soil…

Q: Subject (General Ecology - Biology) Summarize the difference between primary and secondary…

A: The biotic communities are dynamic in nature and change with the passage of time. The successive…

Q: Fill out the Venn Diagram above using information from the reading.

A: The mechanism by which the organisation of a biological community changes over time is known as…

Q: A map of a pond ecosystem

A: An individual or organism carries out all the life processes and is considered a distinct entity. It…

Q: In which biome would you expect to see fire as a major abiotic factor influencing the composition of…

A: Answer: Abiotic factors : These are the non-living factors on an ecosystem, present in terrestrial…

Q: 4 redict how the introduction of a non-native species may affect this lake ecosystem. VOUE ancwer

A: Non native species or invasive species or exotic species are the few species which are new to the…

Q: Describe the vegetation and growing conditions for each biome

A: Biome is a large community of plants and animals that grow naturally over a range of continent.…

Q: Give three mangrove forests in the Philippines and determine if they are under any protection( laws…

A: Mangroves are a group of shrubs and trees that live in the intertidal coastal zone. Generally, there…