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primary succession after a controlled fire
primary succession after a volcanic eruption
secondary succession after a controlled fire
secondary succession after a volcanic eruption
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"Secondary succession after a controlled fire."
Reason: a controlled fire removes vegetation but leaves soil (with seeds, roots, and microbes) so regrowth begins from existing soil — that's secondary succession. Primary succession follows where no soil exists (e.g., fresh lava or bare rock after a volcanic eruption).
Reason: a controlled fire removes vegetation but leaves soil (with seeds, roots, and microbes) so regrowth begins from existing soil — that's secondary succession. Primary succession follows where no soil exists (e.g., fresh lava or bare rock after a volcanic eruption).
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