Question

question 2 1 pts in secondary succession, which condition allows it to progress faster than primary succession? a. presence of lichens and mosses b. existing soil with nutrients already in place c. no water is needed for plant growth d. it always occurs in colder climates a b c d question 3 1 pts which sequence correctly shows the order of species in primary succession?

Explanation:

In secondary succession, the presence of pre - existing soil with nutrients speeds up the process as plants can quickly establish roots and grow. In primary succession, soil has to be formed first from rock, which is a slow process. Lichens and mosses are pioneer species in primary succession. Water is always needed for plant growth, and succession is not related to colder climates in terms of the difference between primary and secondary.

Answer:

B. Existing soil with nutrients already in place