Environment & Ecology · Ecological Succession
Which of the following correctly describes the dominant organisms and the ideal environmental conditions that characterize autotrophic succession?
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- 1Grasses and herbs rapidly recolonizing disturbed habitats where soil and organic matter are already present
- 2Lichens and mosses colonizing newly formed barren habitats entirely lacking soil or organic matter
- 3Green plants establishing themselves in ecosystems that have an abundance of sunlight and inorganic nutrients✓
- 4Fungi and bacteria operating in environments with an abundance of decomposable organic material
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Green plants establishing themselves in ecosystems that have an abundance of sunlight and inorganic nutrients
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