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Created by Paula Bell
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| Question | Answer |
| Stage One of Succession | Colonisation Species grow that are capable of surviving difficult conditions such as bare rock. |
| Stage Two of Succession | PIONEER SPECIES Able to grow when colonisers have made conditions hospitable. |
| Stage Three of Succession | PIONEER SPECIES produce soil as dead material accumulates. This allows larger HERBACEOUS plants to OUTSTRIP pioneers |
| Stage Four of Progression | SHRUBS and BUSHES can be supported when SOIL becomes deep enough |
| Stage Five of Progression | A CLIMAX COMMUNITY forms when the largest plants are able to grow. There is then no further succession. |
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