AP Biologyeasymcq1 pt
After a forest fire, the first plants to recolonize are typically
A.fast-growing pioneer species like grasses
B.climax tree species immediately
C.lichens on bare rock
D.no plants for centuries
Explanation
Core Concept
Secondary succession starts with quick colonists on surviving soil, then shrubs and trees follow over decades.
Correct Answer
Afast-growing pioneer species like grasses
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