Question

which of the following could reset the process of secondary succession?
excess rainfall
clearcutting or plowing by humans
an increase in invasive species

Explanation:

Secondary succession occurs in an area that previously had established vegetation but was disturbed. Resetting this process means creating a new disturbance that clears existing plant life and reverts the area to an earlier successional stage. Clearcutting or plowing removes established plants, while excess rainfall and increased invasive species do not fully reset the succession process in the same way.

Answer:

clearcutting or plowing by humans