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What are three examples of events that would start the process of Secondary Succession?
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10 - Why does Secondary Succession occur on a faster scale than Primary Succession?
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1 – A forest fire that destroys the vegetation but leaves the soil intact
2 – Land cleared by logging or clear‑cutting
3 – Abandoned farmland (old field) after crops are no longer tilled
10 – Secondary succession is faster because soil (with nutrients, organic matter, seed banks, and soil organisms like fungi and bacteria) is already present, and nearby mature communities provide seeds and colonizers. In contrast, primary succession must first form soil from bare rock or new surfaces, which takes much longer.
2 – Land cleared by logging or clear‑cutting
3 – Abandoned farmland (old field) after crops are no longer tilled
10 – Secondary succession is faster because soil (with nutrients, organic matter, seed banks, and soil organisms like fungi and bacteria) is already present, and nearby mature communities provide seeds and colonizers. In contrast, primary succession must first form soil from bare rock or new surfaces, which takes much longer.
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