A logger clears a forest and the forest re-grows over many years. Which of the following choices is likely to represent pioneer species in succession? A) pine trees B) oak and hickory trees C) mosses and short grasses D) blackberry briers and weeds

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Blaze Duarte

Biology

16 August, 23:55

A logger clears a forest and the forest re-grows over many years. Which of the following choices is likely to represent pioneer species in succession? A) pine trees B) oak and hickory trees C) mosses and short grasses D) blackberry briers and weeds

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Kosmo · Answer 1

After a forest is cleared out the first species to reappear would be considered the pioneer species which would be the plants that take the smallest time to grow and are the most durable which are C. mosses and short grasses.

Spencer Reed · Answer 2

When a logger clears a forest and the forest re-grows over many years, the choice which is likely to represent pioneer species in succession are mosses and short grasses. That is the first thing that grows.