Succession after a forest fire that leaves soil and seeds intact is
APrimary succession
BAutogenic climax
CSecondary succession
DPioneer succession
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: C. Secondary succession
Soil, seed banks and surviving organisms remain after the fire, so the community rebuilds by secondary succession.
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